When
reading about casual analysis, the first thing that came to my mind was
politics. Casual analysis is all about
the cause and effect about a past, present, and future situation. The material mentioned “Why do so few men
study nursing or so few women study petroleum engineering”? I found that interesting and yet funny,
because I’m one of the few men in the world studying for nursing and I thought it
was cool to relate to it.
Applying
casual analysis to any paper would make it so much more interesting, because
evidence and research is supplied to back up any theories or debates. I would love to apply this material to a
future assignment, just so that I can learn things that I never knew
about. Brainstorm on the issues or
questions that peak your interest and just research the facts. A lot of people in life just go with the
motions and never really ask or think about serious questions like: Is war
really about the fight for freedom? Or
is it based on what the government can profit from?
Finding
a cause and effect would be challenging to discover for questions such as
those, because of conspiracy. Everybody
wants the facts and not just theories.
This causal analysis paper might not be a platform for investigating an issue like that, but the argumentative research essay will be. You'll be pulling research to prove something and using causal analysis in the argumentative essay is as sound an approach as any other. Because we aren't far enough into research this time around, we will stick to experiential topics...unless you'd like to jump into a full research paper. I won't stop you. :)
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