A rhetorical prcis is a clear, concise, and logical summary of a passage preserving its essential ideas only.
A prcis is a critical summary of writing abstracts.
A prcis is NOT re-writing or interpretation of the original.
It is NOT written with words from the original, though you are welcome to use some quotes if appropriate.
It summarizes the content of the original.
A prcis reveals the meaning of the original and explains its value.
As a rule, a prcis is 1/4 of the original in length, except as noted.
It follows the standard format: an authors thesis and methods he uses to represent it, results, and conclusion.
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