Page 1: Text Analysis Fundamentals
This page introduces the fundamental structure for analyzing both fictional and non-fictional texts, emphasizing the importance of systematic examination. The content covers essential components of text analysis, from introduction to conclusion, with special attention to argumentative structure.
Definition: Text analysis structure consists of an introduction includingtitle,author,andmainthesis, main body detailedanalysis, and conclusion summaryandpersonalcommentary.
Example: A proper introduction might begin: "In his 2023 article 'Digital Privacy', John Smith addresses the growing concerns of data security in modern society."
Highlight: The analysis of argumentative structure should include examination of language use, author's intention, and communicative strategies.