Summaries should discuss the flow of logic in each reading and, when appropriate

Summaries should discuss the flow of logic in each reading and, when appropriate, outline the methodology of the reading. A summary of the methodology will be applicable for readings that
contain quantitative analysis.
Students should also provide an impression of each reading in two to three sentences. This could include:
a. Questions raised by the reading;
b. Analysis of the reading (the focus should be the ideas not the style of the piece);
c. Discussion of how the reading relates to other works you have read (in the course or
elsewhere); or Something you found particularly interesting in the reading and why.
We recommend that you clearly indicate the beginning of your summary for each reading with providing the title of the reading. Please also make sure to indicate where you provide comment on each reading