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Understand Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology deeply.
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Module 10
Writing and Research in Phenomenology
1
Sources: Exposition vs. Argument
Distinguish between using sources for exposition versus using them to build an original argument.
2
Evaluating Textual Evidence
Evaluate the textual evidence used in a secondary source essay by cross-referencing primary work.
3
Critiquing Secondary Source Arguments
Formulate a critique of a secondary source essay's argument or interpretation.
4
Structuring Essay Arguments: From Exposition to Analysis
Sequence arguments logically within the body of an essay, moving from exposition to analysis.
5
Quoting & Paraphrasing for Evidence
Apply techniques for quoting and paraphrasing sources to support a claim.
6
Revising Phenomenological Essays for Clarity and Rigor
Revise a phenomenological essay for argumentative clarity, coherence, and scholarly rigor.
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