What was effective and what was not effective

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Questions:

1. What was Effective?

2. What was not effective?

3. What were it's narrative strengths (what makes it engaging & techniques that stand out)

4. What were it's insights (what makes it a good essay)

5. How was it's structure (how the writer integrates the traditional Western research they've done with details from their own lived experience and observations)

6. How was it's style (provide examples of some the best sentences and ideas about whatmakes them so great)

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