a synthesis paper 550 words minimum ( . Please see attached

Hello I attached the article which is On The nature of things by lucretius. Have u look at it ?? .............. can u follow the instruction b/c I had bad experience with other writers ------------------------------------------------- "instructions: "Synthesis paper" or "opinion essay with a thesis directly related to and supported by a work " the papers should have three distinct parts: l) an introduction in which your topic is succinctly introduced, its importance explained, and your thesis stated; 2) a body in which you provide specific, concrete evidence and analytical support for your thesis, as well as serious consideration of views opposed to yours 3) a conclusion that neatly sums up your views of your subject. Remember: "Claims require evidence; extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" (Sagan).
User_7805 | Dec 11, 2015, 18:43 PM

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Your Writing, Your word Choices: * Do not assume that your reader is familiar with the material upon which your topic is based. Follow the journalistic rule of succinctly addressing the question words Who? What? Where? When? How? and Why? early in your introduction. * Speak only for yourself. Avoid pinning any of your ideas to broad statements that are readily falsifiable, such as "Everyone knowns that Thoreau is a freedom fighter," If the thesis is partly or completely dependent on statements Iike these, it will partly or completely crumble under scrutiny. Using the pronoun "I" can spare you many of the troubles typically associated with rhetorical overreach. * Other words that don't allow for exceptions should be used only with the greatest care when making assertions. Among them are: all, anyone, everyone, everybody, none, no-one, nobody; anytime, every time, never, always, forever; anywhere, everywhere, nowhere; without exception, without a doubt, etc. Beware these words and their frequently absolutist kin! * Avoid "weasel words." The purpose of a synthesis paper is to take a persuasive stand on something. Essays with theses and/or conclusions such as, "l guess it's true that. . . "; "Well, it's probably just a matter of opinion * Avoid vague language. Particularly suspect when standing by themselves are expressions in the "some" class: "Like someone said... " (Who said it?); "evolution or something like that. . " (Does "something like that" include an ape yodeling on a surfboard?); "Some cultures developed differently...," (Which cultures?) Be precise.
User_7805 | Dec 11, 2015, 18:44 PM

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ok got it
User_3188 | Dec 11, 2015, 18:46 PM

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ok I assign the paper to u ... I hope you won't not disappoint me.... plz follow the instruction again step by step (opinion , using I to express the opinion ,,etc..) B/c the instructor is strict I need to get A in paper
User_7805 | Dec 11, 2015, 18:56 PM

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ok
User_3188 | Dec 11, 2015, 18:59 PM

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hey... RELEASE PAYMENT
User_3188 | Nov 15, 2015, 21:11 PM

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