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An example of what a S-sentence paragraph should looks like: An organization called the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) was created to encourage farmers to slow down production due to the overproduction that was driving down prices

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An example of what a S-sentence paragraph should looks like: An organization called the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) was created to encourage farmers to slow down production due to the overproduction that was driving down prices. As the author points out, “this oriented toward the largest-scale capitalist growers and the AAA excluded farm tenants and sharecroppers” who were gradually transformed into wage labor (46). Cash payments and price

 

Stabilization programs to growers functioned as an economic bailout, greatly aiding in the restoration of profits, while farmworkers were denied the right to collective bargain. This was unfair for the farmers because they should have the same right to collectively bargain as other people, but the government didn’t let them because they were not interested in preserving the small farming population.

Example of how to start the paragraph for each method:

 

Statement analysis: The author makes the following statements that | will analyze...

9 Comparison: The main ideas of the excerpt (or excerpts) compare/contrast in the following way... Critical thinking: | agree or disagree with the following points made in the excerpt...because...

 

» Inquisitory analysis: What does the author mean when they say ”...”?; The author states “..."?: what

else happened as a result of that..?; The author discusses “...” but why didn’t they also explain or discuss “..."?

 

© Three-point analysis: The three main ideas of the excerpt are...

 

» Feminist/gendered critique: Through a feminist/gendered analysis of the main ideas, it can be understood that...

 

2 Social class analysis: By using a class analysis of the main ideas, it can be understood that...

 

9 Critical race theory: Using Critical Race Theory to evaluate the main ideas shows that...

 

Personal narrative: My own personal experience/history/perspective relates to or is different from the main idea(s) of this reading because...

 

©  Transborder analysis: A transborder analysis of this reading shows that...

 

2 Review: My review of this reading concludes that the author succeeds in/fails to...because....

 

9 Deductive reasoning: After reading this excerpt(s), it becomes clear (or unclear) to me that the author fulfills their thesis or main idea, because...

 

Inductive analysis: After reading this excerpt(s}, it becomes clear that what the author wants to say, wants the reader to believe, or is communicating to us is that...For instance, the author says..

 

This assignment will consist of your thoughts, reflections, and analyses of the reading assignments given in class Each reading assignments will consist of excerpts from different texts. An excerpt is a part, chapter, or section of a book, journal, or magazine article.

For each excerpt in an assignment, you will write a response that demonstrates:

© complete read and summary of the content

2 Identification and understanding of the main ideas

< Questioning that reflects what is not clear or understood

4 Analysis of the reading through making sense of its meaning or significance on your own terms

~ Critical thinking towards the content—deciding what you think or feel and explaining it

a Reaching your own conclusions about the content

© Building knowledge and analytical techniques

| Directions

For each reading analysis assignment, develop and write an analysis for each excerpt in the form of a complete paragraph. For example, a reading assignment with three excerpts will be three paragraphs.

Acomplete paragraph should be at least 5 complete sentences (not “lines”). A complete sentence is a fully- developed and clearly-expressed idea.

© You choose which analysis method you will use for each excerpt {you can use the same or change each one) u Make sure to fist the method you are using before each paragraph

 

You can choose from the following twelve methods to develop your excerpt paragraphs

 

Statement analysis - with this method, you focus your response to statements made by the author.

List 2-4 statements made in the reading by the author and respond to them, explaining why you chose these statements and what you think about what the author is saying.

 

2 Comparison — with this method you compare and contrast ideas from within one reading excerpt or between readings.

 

1 Critical thinking — with this method, you engage the ideas of the reading by expressing agreement oF disagreement with the content, and why you agree or disagree.

 

2 Inquisitery analysis - using this method, you will ask questions seeking explanation, clarification, further information, or that express engagement in some capacity.

 

4 Three-polat analysis - in this method, you will identify, analyze, and summasize the three most

Significant ideas in the excerpt and explain why they are significant.

 

2 Feminist/gendered critique - In this method, you analyze the excerpt from a feminist or gendered perspective, identifying and explaining how it includes or does not include, represents or misrepresents the specitic experiences of perspectives of women and/or LGBTQ+ people

 

© Sokal class analysis - with this method, you identify and explain how the content in the excerpt can be analyzed by its relationship to social class, class conflict, class struggle or other factors that have implications for social class differences or different perspectives influenced by social class.

 

‘1 Critical race theory - with this method, you will examine and analyze the content from the point of view of race and racism (perspective, representation/misrepresentation, etc.), and how this impacts and shapes how we understand the reading content and history in general.

 

2 Personal narrate - using this method, you will evaluate and analyze the reading content by comparing it to your own experience, perspective, or personal history.

 

 Fransborder analysis -~ by using this method, you will analyze the reading and explain how it can be understood of explained from a cross-border, or transborder, perspective. Thés can inctude the implications for different ways the border impacts the experience of people on different sides of how national borders shape the experiences of people who crass them.

 

‘a Rewlew — using this method, you will engage and evaluate the reading from the point of view of a scholarly reviewer. Like a film or book review, you anabyze the ideas, supporting evidence, or style of the reading content in order to determine and conclude whether or not the reading is successful in communicating the content in a meaningful way.

 

© Geductive anatysis - with this method, you will draw your own perspective, experience, and knowledge to identify and determine whether the stated intention(s} of the author(s) hold true—or not, This és achieved by understanding the thesis, or guiding idea, and whether this is fulfilled with adequate evidence, research, or other forms of support (including your own experiences).

 

0 Induetive analysis - in using this method, you will analyze the content in order to identify, summarize, and re-state what you believe the author is actwally trying to convey to the reader beyond what is being explicitly expressed or stated.