University:
Boston University
Course:
CAS PH 100 | Introduction to Philosophy
Academic year:

2024
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345

Pages:

1
Author:

Miguel Bray

Chart explaining the 5 grounds for comparison: Relationship Cause & Effect Problem & Solution Theory & Example Debate Thematic Discussion Description Your analysis could... One essay describes situations that see their results in the other essay. - Explore how the cause and effect are related One essay describes an issue or problem that the second essay offers a potential solution for. - Make the connection between the problem and the solution Evaluate the effectiveness of the solution in relation to the problem One essay introduces a theory or concept and the second essay offers an illustration or example of that theory. This relationship is also commonly called a “lens” because you are using one essay (the theory) as a lens through which you can view the other essay (the example). - Both essays make a claim about or take a position within a larger debate. The two essays could argue for the same side or opposite sides in that debate. - Both essays offer perspectives on the same theme/topic that illuminate the bigger picture. - - - - Evaluate whether the example proves or disproves the theory Evaluate whether the theory applies to this example Shed further light on the theory through close analysis of the example Explore which essay presents the more persuasive position Explain why neither or both positions are persuasive Support your own position in the debate with evidence from the most effective parts of each text Focus on illuminating that bigger picture by examining the specifics of each essay