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Purpose: Craft an essay that synthesizes your research. At this point, your goal is to present the dominant claimsfound in your researchabout your selected topic. Your goal is not to agree or disagree with the authors that you include in your essay; however, you will have the opportunity to incorporate your own views about the topic in the concluding paragraph.
Whereas in the Rhetorical Essay you analyzed the techniques and tools the author used to make an argument, a synthesis essay looks at the essay’s argument and asks you to form an opinion by making connections between the essay and research. In order to form an opinion, you will read one of the essays provided and two outside/research sources on that topic. Then, you will form your own opinion about the topic and state that in a thesis (without using “I”).
Your main question is the following:
Is the author of this essay making a valid argument?
Do I support or dispute this argument?
What research is there to support my opinion about whether it is a valid argument?
The rest of the paper will use examples and quotes from the essay you read and your two chosen sources.
Requirements: 3-5 pages (750 – 1200 words) + works cited page (the works cited page is not included in the 3 page requirement).
Topic: Analyze the essay in terms of its reliability and its success in making its point.
Audience: your are writing for an academic audience of professors and fellow students.
Research: Two research resources; at least one must be from Galileo. You may use another reliable resource if you want. Make sure to have a Works Cited page with your sources AND the essay itself.
Other considerations:
Do not use 1st or 2nd person in this essay. Do not use “I think” or “I believe.”
You must use quotes or examples from the article in each body paragraph.
You must summarize the article in the introduction.
You must state the name of the author and the title of the article that you are writing about in the introduction.
You must use at least one quote from each source and one example from at least one of the sources to support what you want to say. You may use more, but not more than 6 quotes total.
No quotes can be over 3 lines.
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