Literature Review The Class Collage By Jeff Sommers

Genre Analysis Introduction Peer-reviewed articles are written by experts generally in a professional community. These articles are reviewed by a number of experts in the same professional field before getting published. Peer-reviewed insures the credibility and quality of the article is reliable for the discourse community. Scholarly articles that are published in a professional community are quite similar to scholarly articles that are not published in a professional community. â€Å"The Class Collage† by Jeff Sommers is an article that’s about the reflective writing process of students as they transfer knowledge through their writing experience. â€Å"Sweatshops, Choice, and exploitation† by Matt Zwolinski is about the ethical questions that†¦show more content†¦Zwolinski’s article contains a larger amount of footnotes compared to Sommers’s article. The endnotes on each article appear before the work cited page. There are 75 end notes in Zwolinski’s article , while Sommers’s article on the other hand, only had 3 end notes. First point of view is invoked in both articles through the usage of the words I, my, myself, we, our. The authors behind the writing both inflicted a didactic tone to educate the readers about their topic and their argument. Zwolinski’s article also showed a different tone that is a contemplative tone when he reflected on the ethical issue of sweatshops. Along with the tone of the articles, both also showed usage of italicizing words to show emphasis. Other stylistic feature that was apparent in the articles is the utilization parenthesis and rhetorical questions. Before the introduction, an abstracted is included. The information that it entails is a short summary that is to the point about the whole articles main ideas and objective. Along with the abstract, both articles have headings that start with an introduction, and end with a conclusion. Both have headings for each main point that need to be a ddress. The only difference is that sommer’s article had bolded headings that were stationed at the left side of the paper while Zwolinski’s article had italicized headings that were stationed in the middle of the