This document outlines the structure of a Rogerian essay. It recommends introducing the author and work being discussed in the introduction, acknowledging and respecting the opposing viewpoint in the first body paragraph, identifying common ground between positions in the second body paragraph, and respectfully providing your own position and arguments in the third body paragraph without a conclusion.
This document outlines the structure of a Rogerian essay. It recommends introducing the author and work being discussed in the introduction, acknowledging and respecting the opposing viewpoint in the first body paragraph, identifying common ground between positions in the second body paragraph, and respectfully providing your own position and arguments in the third body paragraph without a conclusion.
This document outlines the structure of a Rogerian essay. It recommends introducing the author and work being discussed in the introduction, acknowledging and respecting the opposing viewpoint in the first body paragraph, identifying common ground between positions in the second body paragraph, and respectfully providing your own position and arguments in the third body paragraph without a conclusion.
Introduction: - Introduce the author full name, work and topic
- Provide the audience a concise summary of the work to which you are responding
Body I: - acknowledge your opponent point of view: be very
respectful and straightforward not biased. - The most important is to be OBJECTIVE Body II: identify the common ground between your position and the opponent’s one. - Do not forget to show empathy Body III: - respectfully refute by giving your position and arguments NO Conclusion