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Aquascript provides insight on academic English. It provides assistance and guidance on the analytical writing process, data analysis and interpretation, contention formation and the production and presentation of such analysis.
At its heart, critical analysis is subjective writing. This is because it expresses the author’s evaluation of and/or opinion on a theory or a set of research results. The ‘analysis’ in critical analysis means to break down and study the constituent parts of the theory, findings and associated discourse. Writing a critical paper requires two steps: critical reading and critical writing. It can be portrayed as a three-step process:
- how it looks
- how it works (by taking it to pieces)
- how it compares to other things (the wider context; the associated literature) so as to make a judgement about its value or significance
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