solved Context: We have been exploring the basic concepts of critical

Context: We have been exploring the basic concepts of critical thinking, concepts that you might already know and practice, but are now learning names for. In this assignment, you will show your expanding familiarity with the concepts of critical thinking by reading an opinionated article critically and analyzing the author’s strategies.Guiding questions:What is the author’s aim in writing this piece?What rhetorical methods do they employ to attempt to achieve that aim?Are they likely to succeed?Essay ElementsYou will need to include in the body of your paper (near the beginning) a critical summary that addresses the following :You will definitely want to include these core elements in your paper:Rhetorical context: Who is the author? Where was the piece published? When was the piece written, and why was it written at that time? (This information is available in the blurb that precedes each article in the textbook. Conduct any additional research as necessary.)Purpose: What does the author intend to achieve with this piece of writing? (This may be distinct from the argument that is made on paper.)Summary: What is the argument?In your analysis, you will then analyze the author’s different rhetorical strategies, which might include any of the following (you do not necessarily need to address all points):What kind of reasoning (inductive, deductive)?Is the reasoning sound or credible?Are there fallacies?What evidence is used?Is any evidence ignored or left out?Are all points of view considered?Appeals: to emotion (pathos)? to logic (logos)? to authority (ethos)?Tone and style: What sense does the author give you of his or her credibility? What is his or her attitude toward the subject? What feeling does the language give? Are there words or terms that are used that are contested?\Your analysis should be aimed at someone who has not read the piece. That is why it is important you include a critical summary.The paper should be no less than 1500 words and no more than 2000 words. Other guidelines:You should not analyze every item in the list above. Instead, choose the author’s rhetorical strategies that are the most notable and revealing.The thesis of this paper should answer the primary questions: What is the purpose of this piece of writing, and does it succeed in its aim? It is important that your thesis evaluates the success of the article in accomplishing its aim.Since this is the culmination of the Concepts of Critical Thinking unit, be sure that your essay demonstrates your understanding of deductive and inductive reasoning, fallacies, etc.Do include an introduction and a conclusionAnalyze the piece in well structured paragraphs that use evidence and support your thesis. Double space your paper, and include a list of Works Cited in MLA format. We will go over this in class.Article link: https://genius.com/Ronald-m-green-building-baby-fr…