Part 1: Summarize: In your own words, introduce Lisa Biagiotti and her work. Explain her thesis, purpose, and audience of her work, “On the Streets.” Also, describe the situation, people, and circumstance involved in her work. Your summary is intended to help your audience understand this subject clearly and thoroughly. Do not use “I” in the summary section. Think of this section as writing a movie review.
Part 2: Analyze: Next, explain the intentions of Biagiotti’s work. Please evaluate at least one of her “interviews” to explain her technique. You can add whether her technique is effective or ineffective, or both. Please include exact examples from her work to “prove” your point. Is Biagiotti convincing? Why or why not? In short, this type of essay requires you to look at the smaller parts of the work to help shed light on the larger picture. Think of this section as writing a movie critique.
Part 3: Respond: Often, a critical analysis assignment requires you to present the summary and analysis objectively. However, another way of writing this type of essay is to include your own point-of-view. (Tip: Always be sure to check with your instructors about whether they want you to add your own opinion). For this essay, please include a response section with your personal opinions. You can use “I” in the response section. This section can include your own experience or background knowledge of the topic. This is your grand finale. It’s your chance to relate to your reader and leave them thinking about the significance of your essay. Consider what your readers already know, or think they know, about the topic. Here are a few suggestions that your response section could address: Are there popular misconceptions that need to be corrected? Have particular experiences helped you understand the topic? Are some aspects of the topic seldom considered? Why does this topic matter? Why should the reader care about this topic?
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