What is the author’s purpose and who is the intended audience? Are any political biases present?

Zohpius

April 13, 2023

This is the Final Classical Argument Essay AND Annotated Bibliography, hence the word count. My writer has already written the topic proposal, but I will attach it here for reference to follow. PLEASE LOOK AT ALL 3 ATTACHED FILES – the Topic Proposal, Annotated Bibliography Assignment Sheet, AND the Classical Argument Essay Assignment sheet.

Specifics – Annotated Bibliography:
Assignment Description
Unlike a plain list of sources, an annotated bibliography also includes the writer’s annotation or commentary on each source. Each annotation should include the following:
1. Rhetorical information. This includes the source’s rhetorical context, particularly its genre and its purpose and audience. Is this source a scholarly article? An op-ed piece? A blog? What is the author’s purpose and who is the intended audience? Are any political biases present?
2. A summary of the source’s content. Here you should summarize the source’s actual argument.
3. Your evaluation of the source. What are the source’s particular strengths or weaknesses? How useful is the source for specific purposes? How might you use the source for your research project?

Length
4. You are required to have 4-6 sources for your Classical Argument Essay.
5. The annotation for each source should be at least 250 words.
6. Once you have submitted this assignment, you are NOT allowed to use any other sources for your final paper. You are permitted to not use some sources, as long as you use at least 4.

Specifics – Classical Argument Essay:
SEE ATTACHED DOCUMENT
IMPORTANT to know that of the 4-6 sources required, ONE must address the opposition’s beliefs AND ALL BUT ONE source has to come from the databases at BCTC’s (my school)’s library page which is also linked in the assignment sheet for the Essay.

SO, the annotated bibliography sources must match what is used in the paper, one must address opposition belief, and ALL BUT ONE must be from my school’s library database.

The paper must be based on the original proposal that my author composed previously. Again, it will be linked in the files.