Thesis State concisely, but in your own words, the thesis of the passage. That i

Thesis State concisely, but in your own words, the thesis of the passage. That is, what is the author arguing for in this passage? Reasons/Premises State, as concisely, but. completely as possible, the reasons or premises the author provides, in the passage given, to support the thesis of the passage Looking at the reasons or premises the author provides for the thesis of the passage, explore and critique the assumptions behind those premises. That is, what kinds of deeper claims is the author presupposing in giving this argument for the thesis? After that, what kinds of response could the author give to the critique you yourself have given?