Evaluating how two non-fiction writers express their opinions
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I can evaluate how two writers take a stand and express strong opinions in their writing.
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When writers take a stand, they often include elements such as personal anecdote, experts and politics.
Using Aristotle’s triad of logos, ethos and pathos can help strengthen a point of view.
When we evaluate texts, we need to measure them against specific criteria.
Evaluation means looking at the validity of the content and the quality of the writing.
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