1. An introduction that will set the tone for your “slant” on the article – positive, negative, or
middle of the road. Will you recommend it to read? Does it have good and new insight to the
topic covered?
2. Something about the author: experience, reputation, credibility, etc.
3. Article’s publishing characteristics: print, illustrations, index, endnotes, overall organization and
helpful guides.
4. Article’s thesis, intention, or argument, and how well it was executed.
5. Discussion of controversial points with which you agree or do not agree.
6. Flaws of the article (outright errors, weakly-supported arguments).
7. Documentation presented.
8. Comparison to works threatening roughly or precisely the same subject.
9. Value of the contribution to the body of Knowledge on the subject.
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