Critical Analyses
1: Everything's an Argument
The title of our textbook for this course presents an argument within itself. Before we begin our study, what is your initial response to the statement behind this text's title? Analyze the statement critically. Is everything an argument? What is necessary for something to be viewed as an argument? Consider the images on the cover of our textbook and how any of them could be viewed as support for the statement behind the textbook's title.
In three thoughtful paragraphs (including an engaging lead, supportive body, and solid conclusion), respond to the title of our textbook and the statement it delivers: "Everything's an Argument." Please type (and edit) your response; submit to Google Classroom.
This assignment is due by the end of the day Thursday, August 10th.
This assignment is due by the end of the day Thursday, August 10th.
2. Annotated Bibliography
Select three of the sources you are referencing for Essay 4 to analyze critically. Organize your analyses (at least 1/2 page per source) first in a Google Drive document, and then upload the file into the assignment provided on Google Classroom. To view a sample Annotated Bibliography, click HERE. Your Annotated Bibliography must include the following elements:
- Bibliographical citation for each source, organized alphabetically
- Critical review of each source (analyze the content of the primary source as it stands on its own)
- Discussion of how each source will enhance your essay