How to structure your review

•Introduction

•The topic of the article/chapter (tip – this is going to be, partly, one of the thinkers/topics we have looked at so far)

•The main point of the article/chapter

•Which elements you will focus on

•Your evaluation of the article/chapter in brief

•Summary

•Run through the main points in more detail

•‘Reconstruct’ the argument of the article/chapter

•What does it say about key thinkers/theories studied so far?

•Evaluation

•Overall, is the position outlined in the article/chapter convincing?

•Which points are especially interesting, relevant, or problematic? Explain why

•Does each move in the author’s argument work?

•Conclusion

•This can be short – a few sentences

•Summarise your evaluation of the article/chapter

– In addition to the main source, you should aim to use the thinkerlisted in brackets at the end and at least one other source

-Use the reference for the main article/chapter as your title

-Give page numbers,this is possible for each of the main sources

-Cite the other sources you use and list them in your bibliography

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