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- The art of judging on work that is reviewed.
"Critique" and "criticism" are often confused with each other.
"Critique" (more commonly known as "review") is the harsh judgment of a work that is reviewed by an audience other than the critic himself. The critique is often meant to influence the opinions of those who read the review.
A criticism is judgment that is often meant to help the creator of the work improve in a way so that is no longer reviewed in the same way. A criticism is most often made into a sort of conversation between the critic and the actual creator and is not meant for outside audiences to read it.
An analysis is completely separate of "critique" and "criticism". An analysis is the actual breakdown of the many parts of a work in order to gather information as to why or how the work was made and with what. An analysis rarely provides an opinion of the work. When it does, it is known instead as a critical analysis.
When the writer thinks of an idea him- or herself.
B. By looking at how clearly your paper flows from one idea to the next
to show the connections between you ideas
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they show how ideas are connected
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By properly distinguishing between your ideas and the ideas of others (Apex)
Events that led to Edward Jenner's discovery of the smallpox vaccine.(APEX)
a direct quote by someone else
The elephant is an common animal found in zoos throughout the United States-APEX
To provide her opinion about fast food nation
Students should choose a college based solely on the rigorousness of its academic programs
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