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Analyzing Evidence

Source: Writing Analytically by Davin Rosenwasser and Jill Stephen

Learn to recognize unsubstantiated assertions, rather than treating claims as self-evident truths. Whenever you make a claim, offer your readers the evidence that led you to it.
Make details speak. Explain how evidence confirms or qualifies your claim, and offer your reasons for believing the evidence means what you say it does.
Say more about less rather than less about more, allowing a carefully analyzed part of your subject to provide perspective on the whole.
It is generally better to make ten points on a representative issue or example than to make the same basic point about ten related issues or examples; this axiom we call 10 on 1.
Argue overtly that the evidence on which you choose to focus is representative. Be careful not to generalize on the basis of too little or unrepresentative evidence.
Use your best example as a lens through which to examine other evidence. Analyze subsequent examples to test and develop your conclusions, rather than just confirming that you are right.
Look for difference within similarity as a way of doing 10 on 1. Rather than repeating the same overly general claim (i.e., doing 1 on 10), use significant variation within the general pattern to better develop your claim.
To find the most revealing piece or feature of the evidence, keep asking yourself, What can I say with some certainty about the evidence? If you continually rehearse the facts, you are less likely to let an early idea blind you to subsequent evidence.
Whatever kind of evidence you’re using, the emphasis rests on how you use what you have: on articulating what the evidence means, and carefully linking it to your claims.