Arsenio's ESL Podcast | Season 5 Episode 157 | Critical Thinking | Inferring Criticism - a podcast by Arsenio Buck

from 2020-07-02T00:00

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Although most academic writing strives for balance and "impartiality," some authors may criticize an idea or argument that they are discussing without specifically saying they dislike it. Be aware of your own and / or an author's personal opinions on a topic, which may not be objective. For example, in the excerpt below (or in the podcast), the underlined words suggest the author is critical of businesses that do not try to keep up with a changing market.

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