final review Flashcards
how to identify an authors claim, ask yourself
whats the article really about?
How to identify context of the article (what)
whos the audience
historical period
author
time
how to identify the reasonings/arguments
what methods are there
how are the claims made? (what are claims based off
identifying/evaluating evidence
are the sources credible
are the sources relevent
primary or secondary
authors own research vs someone else and author is reporting on it
How to evaluate an argumetn
what makes it strong
does it make sense
are there assumptions
5 types of reasoning (lacee)
logical
aesthetic
conceptual
empirical
ethical
ethical reasoning
relating to the moral principal and ethics/value
aesthetic
based off appeal to beauty
conceptual
related to abstract ideas/concepts
empirical
relative to knowledge or real world like stastics
logical
based off of logic and deduction, if this then, then,
Geographical lenses while studying a food system (sppp’s)
scale
place
power
process
spatial interaction
scale
the amount something can get affected, eg climate change can affect planetwide
place is
the unique regions a thing can grow, makes a difference
process
the operations (human activity)
power
who decides what changes are made? governments can decide, citizens can decide
spatial interactions
Migrations linking things together