What differences are you seeing among the three articles? Address difference in audiences. Address ways of knowing. Address strengths of argument. Address use of data. Address biases.
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For each article, underline the thesis or main claim, circle key pieces of evidence, note the tone (neutral, persuasive, alarmist), and record bibliographic details (author, date, publication, any declared funding or affiliations). Show more…
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