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find an article or a review and answer the following questions. Remember you are viewing all the material and then reviewing the text you see to evaluate its content.

Look at the following questions while reading the text.


 * Does the choice of text type by the author(s) provide clues about the intended purpose (eg Letters to the Editor seek to persuade, discussions seek to present all views on a topic)? ||  ||
 * Whose voices are dominant in the text? Whose voices are silenced? ||  ||
 * Has/have the author(s) used other sources of information to create the text? Do these other sources present balanced points of view or do they give only one perspective? ||  ||
 * Are the opinions presented supported through the work of others? Has/have the author(s) used data to support conclusions? How reliable are these data? ||  ||
 * What is your point of view on the topic and has it changed as a result of what you have read/viewed/listened to? ||  ||
 * What values have been presented through the text? Do you agree or disagree with these values? Why? ||  ||
 * How have your own values and beliefs affected the way that you interpreted the text? ||  ||
 * What questions have been raised as a result of your reading of the text? What would you like to find out more about? ||  ||
 * Are the views and values presented in the text from one specific culture? If the text was presented from the point of view of another culture, would the values change? To what extent are the values presented universal? ||  ||
 * How many different ways could the text be interpreted? ||  ||