BIG or small? For each of the Chandler and Schumacher articles, and using the ma

BIG or small?
For each of the Chandler and Schumacher articles, and using the material presented by Dyer …
1)     Identify the author’s primary claim.
2)     Defend why you believe it is the primary claim. For example, you could…
a.     Describe the process you used to find the primary claim
b.     Identify where the claim is found
c.      Consider whether/how the author use the techniques described by Dyer
3)     Identify any secondary or supporting claims and describe how they relate to the primary claim.
Finally, discuss why you think these authors have such different perspectives on the question of size?
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