Convergence and Divergence in Reading: Reflections on an Analysis of Summaries

The characteristics of an adequate summary of a discursive-argumentative text & the nature of the process of constructing one are studied. Mature, proficient readers (N = 5) were asked to write summaries of a newspaper article. The text was analyzed, following the model developed by S. Toulmin (...

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