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  #1 Alissa Jones on 28 Jan 11

   

  The author's purpose of the passage is to critique Alice Sebold's novel, Almost Moon. The effectiveness of the structure of the argument is very effective, and stays consistent. The evidence given in the critique is the flashbacks in the character's life, and the unraveling of the puzzle at the first sentence of the book. I do not believe there is enough evidence to critique this harshly, but every critique is someone's opinion. Biases reached by the author are that she is an American literature philosopher, so she has her own opinions already assumed.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The author's purpose of the passage is to critique Alice Sebold's novel, Almost Moon. The effectiveness of the structure of the argument is very effective, and stays consistent. The evidence given in the critique is the flashbacks in the character's life, and the unraveling of the puzzle at the first sentence of the book. I do not believe there is enough evidence to critique this harshly, but every critique is someone's opinion. Biases reached by the author are that she is an American literature philosopher, so she has her own opinions already assumed.</div>

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