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This is group work, my part is to do the conclusion and evaluating evidence.
Critical Analysis: 20\%
Why are you doing this?:
In this assignment, you will combine all of the analytical and writing skills practiced throughout the first half of the semester in one succinct essay to demonstrate your ability to understand and critically assess an argument.
You will also exemplify your ability to work as part of a team; you will complete your Critical Analysis (20\%) as a group. Please see “Groups” in Blackboard for details. Only one student per group need submit the assignment to Blackboard; on the APA cover page, please include the names of every student involved.
What are you doing?:
Your Critical Analysis (20\%) submission should be approximately 3 double-spaced pages in which you analyze the quality of the author’s argument in ONE of the provided sources. This analysis must also include:
· An APA cover page
· APA formatting and citations throughout
· An APA reference page with a reference
What steps should you take to complete this assignment?:
1. Review material covered in class.
2. Read, and re-read, the provided articles.
3. Choose ONE of the articles.
· “Gillette Ad: Why its Good for Men and Women that Were having this Conversation” by Finian Murphy
· I’m Part of the 0.1 Percent and I Want a Wealth Tax” by Meghan Bell
· “Naming Ourselves” by Melanie Lefebvre
4. Review your previous assignments and, if necessary, seek clarification on any feedback on areas for improvement.
5. Complete the in-class exercises designed to help generate ideas and assess examples.
6. Review exemplars of analyses (available in Blackboard).
How should your assignment be organized?:
All assignments should have an APA cover page attached to the front, and a reference page attached to the back.
Please organize the body of your analysis in the pattern explained below. Each main body paragraph should follow the organization discussed in class. Please see the skills listed, and the rubric, for expectations.
Your analysis must contain:
· An APA cover page
· APA formatting
· An APA reference and reference page
· Six specific quotes or paraphrases from the source
· An analysis of the author’s use of rhetoric, evidence, AND language/tone.
Organization: Analyzing by Analytical Modes
Paragraph 1 // Introduction:
Introduces the article, summarizes the main argument and main claims of the article, and provides your thesis statement about the article.
Paragraph 2 // Rhetoric:
Analyzes the author’s use of rhetorical strategies.
Paragraph 3 // Evidence:
Analyzes the author’s use of evidence.
Paragraph 4 // Language & Tone:
Analyzes the author’s use of language.
Paragraph 5 // Conclusion:
Provides an overall assessment on the quality of the author’s argument and summarizes your points.
How will your analysis be assessed?
Use the criteria below to check your own work before submitting.
Criteria
Value
Does the analysis have an accurate APA cover page?
.5 marks
Is the analysis formatted according to APA guidelines?
.5 marks
Does the analysis begin with an introductory paragraph that:
· Introduces the article and topic?
· Accurately summarizes the thesis and main arguments of the article?
· Presents a clear thesis statement about the quality of the author’s argument?
2 marks
Does the analysis use at least six specific quotes and paraphrases from the article to prove a point about the quality of the author’s argument?
· Are quotes and paraphrases accurately cited?
· Are quotes and paraphrases effectively introduced and/or embedded?
· Are quotes and paraphrases clearly and effectively explained in relation to the point being made?
4 marks
Does the analysis accurately identify when and how the author uses rhetoric to support their argument?
· Does the analysis assess the quality of the author’s use of rhetoric?
3 marks
Does the analysis accurately identify when and how the author uses evidence to support their claims?
· Does the analysis assess the quality of the author’s use of evidence?
3 marks
Does the analysis accurately identify when and how the author uses language and tone to support their argument?
· Does the analysis assess the quality of the author’s use of language and tone?
3 marks
Does the analysis end with a conclusion paragraph that makes a final assessment of the quality of the author’s argument?
1 mark
Is the analysis written in level-appropriate language, free from grammar and spelling mistakes?
2 marks
Does the analysis include an accurate APA reference on a reference page?
1 mark
I’m Part of the 0.1 Percent and I Want a Wealth Tax” by Meghan Bell
CRITICAL ANALYSIS: ARTICLE REVIEW
This is an exercise you may wish to try, as it will help you to begin generating ideas for
your Critical Analysis (20\%).
Step 1: Choose and read your source:
· “Gillette Ad: Why its Good for Men and Women that Were having this
Conversation” by Finian Murphy
· I’m Part of the 0.1 Percent and I Want a Wealth Tax” by Meghan Bell
· “Naming Ourselves” by Melanie Lefebvre
Step 2: Paraphrase the main argument of the source:
SADE - This 2021 article by Meghan Bell entitled “I’m Part of the 0.1 Percent and I Want a
Wealth Tax” argues that families/individuals that fall into the ‘1 percent’ income bracket
should be responsible for paying a wealth tax as well as contributing to the improvement and
impartiality of the economic wage gap in Canada.
Step 3: Paraphrase the supporting arguments/reasons the author provides:
SADE -
● Bell (2021) states that the consequences of the marginalized wage gap, global warming and
the potential loss of employment due to forecasted “automation are only a few reasons why
taxing the rich and levelling out the playing field would be beneficial to younger generations.
● Bell (2021) uses statistics referring to the growth in wealth in Canadian billionaires and
bankers in comparison to how many Canadians are still struggling to make ends meet.
● Bell (2021) expresses that wealthy people hold these pretentious notions about how they can
accomplish almost anything by barely even trying, and in return lack a sense of real empathy
for those who may be struggling i.e. poor people.
● The article also supports study findings that rich people in Canada give/donate less money
towards charities in comparison to those with less annual income, and also that they are more
inclined to pick a charity with self-serving undertones rather than those for the greater good.
● Findings in Bell’s (2021) article show that the immense amount of pressure well-off parents
put on their children to be successful is causing higher cases of mental health problems, and
life-long emotional and physical issues.
● Bell (2021) provides examples of how the rich are often given more opportunities and breaks
compared to people with less income ex. Tax breaks, subsidies, awards at private schools
Step 4: Identify any language or references you would like to define or clarify:
Words // References for Defining Definitions
meritocracy
Oxfam
an elite group of people whose
progress is based on ability and
talent rather than on class,
privilege or wealth.
Oxfam is a British founded confederation of
20 independent charitable organizations
focusing on the alleviation of global poverty,
founded in 1942 and led by Oxfam
International. It is a major nonprofit group
with an extensive collection of operations.
Step 5: Do you agree or disagree? Why? (Explain in a couple of sentences)
SADE -
I agree with the article written by Bell. She exemplifies that it would greatly benefit people
of younger generations to have government imposed wealth taxes on those who meet the
criteria of the 0.1\%. Bell examines the negative outcomes of what happens when individuals
and children of wealthy families are led to lead a life that is consistently about “winning” and
that it can become a dangerous cycle of addictions whether to money, coping substances or
just general abuse of others.
We’re left with the idea, or hope, that if the rich are taxed appropriately and their money is
focused on more altruistic and charitable that perhaps over time they may begin …..
Step 6: Identify strengths and weaknesses of HOW the argument is presented (try to
focus on language, evidence, and rhetoric). Note examples from the source.
Strengths Weaknesses
Step 7: Construct your thesis statement. This is the statement that your whole analysis
will try to prove. It should make an argument about the quality of the argument in your
chosen source. It should be one clear sentence.
CRITICAL ANALYSIS: INTRODUCTION MAP
The introduction introduces the article, summarizes the main argument and main claims of
the article, and provides your thesis statement about the article.
Step 1:
First sentence includes:
● Author’s name (full name or just the last name)
● Year of publication (in parentheses)
● Article title (capitalized and in quotation marks)
● Reporting verb (in present or simple past tense)
● Thesis of the article (written in own words)
Step 2:
Accurately summarize the thesis and main arguments of the article:
Step 3:
Present a clear thesis statement about the quality of the author’s argument:
Evaluating Rhetoric Paragraph Map
Answer the questions below in order to build your rhetoric analysis paragraph.
1. Start your paragraph with a topic sentence that restates the author, the publication date
(APA citation), and a reporting verb. Identify which of the author’s claims you are going to
look at and try to briefly explain how this claim relates to the author’s thesis.
2. Pick a direct quote or paraphrase from the essay that you are analyzing. Remember to
include a paragraph reference.
“They believe that, because they are millionaires and not billionaires,
because they are new money (my mother’s father was the son of an
Italian immigrant who worked as a produce driver; my father is the
son of upper-middle-class Republicans), because they are generous
with their many friends, and because they pay their taxes, they are
not the problem.” (Bell, 2021. para, 4.).
3. Explain what the quote is saying in your own words (If you used a paraphrase in step 2
this is already done).
4. Explain one or more of the rhetorical strategies that you see the author using in the
quotation or paraphrase from steps 2 & 3, and explain how you think that strategy is meant
to work to convince readers.
5. Explain how the claim and piece of support or passage that you have been discussing in
this paragraph is meant to support the author’s thesis (the significance of this claim and
piece of support for the thesis). How do the claim and support that you have looked at in
your paragraph so far fit into the article as a whole?
6. Has the author provided strong or weak support in the section that you have been
analyzing? Does the overall claim that the appeal is part of help to prove the author’s thesis?
Critical Analysis Evaluating Evidence Paragraph
STAR Map
Answer the questions below in order to build your evidence analysis paragraph.
1. Start your paragraph with a sentence that restates the author, the publication date (APA
citation), a reporting verb, and the author’s claim.
2. Include the evidence the author uses to support their claim, followed by your evaluation
of it. You will justify your evaluation later by explaining why the claim is or is not valid by
using your STAR evaluation.
3. If you think the claim is valid, use terms such as valid, effective, reasonable, correct,
rational, logical. If you think the claim is invalid, use terms such as invalid, ineffective,
unreasonable, faulty, incorrect, irrational, illogical.
4. Sufficiency: is there enough evidence to support the claim?
5. Typicality: is the support representative and typical?
6. Accuracy: is the support up to date and accurate?
7. Relevance: is the support relevant to the claim?
Critical Analysis
Evaluating Language & Tone Paragraph Map
Answer the questions below in order to build your language & tone analysis paragraph.
1. Open the paragraph with a topic sentence which restates the author, the publication date
(APA citation), and a reporting verb.
2. Include a paragraph reference indicating the specific example you will be analyzing for
tone. Make sure to quote the example directly; the quotation you provide becomes the
evidence you are going to analyze.
3. In your own words, explain the quotation after you make reference to it.
4. Target the specific words or phrases that demonstrate the author’s tone. Explain why
these words or phrases are indicative of the authors tone.
5. At the end of your tone analysis paragraph, provide your assessment. Explain whether
or not the tone is effective in persuading the audience. In detail, explain whether or not it
provokes any emotional responses that could manipulate the readers to side with the
author’s point of view.
CRITICAL ANALYSIS: CONCLUSION MAP
A conclusion paragraph should sum it all up for the reader.
Step 1:
Conclude with an overall assessment of the quality of the author’s argument.
Step 2:
Reinforce whether the argument was effective or ineffective, and explain why.
Step 3:
Rephrase your thesis statement to reinforce your argument.
Step 4:
Leave your reader with a strong final thought.
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