1. The introduction should begin by catching the reader’s interest. Then the writer
immediately states the issue or problem and how it impacts both sides, using totally
neutral language. The introductory paragraph/s should be comprehensive and long
enough to cover the topic and both sides thoroughly.
2. In the next part, the writer describes the opposing side, still using neutral language in
order not to misrepresent the opposition. The primary purpose of this section is to
acknowledge the validity of the opposing side’s support and evidence.
3. In this part, the writer finally has a chance to present his or her argument. However, he
or she must again maintain a fair and balanced tone, dispassionately presenting his or her
evidence and support. This section of the Rogerian is crucial to the acceptance of the
writer’s point of view as valid.
4. The final step in the Rogerian process is to find common ground between the opposing
sides. The writer should consider alternative solutions on both sides of the problem in
order to find a way to compromise. The writer’s primary purpose in this part is to
combine the positive ideas for solutions from each side and creatively convince the
reader that each side will move toward the middle and meet in a beneficial compromise.
Last Completed Projects
| topic title | academic level | Writer | delivered |
|---|