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In an essay, the student should briefly explain the subject of the articles, the areas of commonality, and the substantive differences in their presentation. The student should then address the impact reading only one of the two articles might have on the average reader. Will the reader be fully knowledgeable about the issue? Finally, students should propose a solution to how these articles’ subjects should be presented.
The Essay should be no longer than three (3) pages (double spaced) in length, 12-point, Times New Roman, with section headers wherever necessary.
By using the outline at the bottom
Chosen Articles Comparison:
CNN and FOX NEWS Article
Outline
Similar Information:
1. Event Description: Both articles provide a detailed account of the sexual violence incident perpetrated by Hamas on October 7, offering insights into the nature and severity of the violence.
2. Blinken’s Condemnation: Both articles report on
Blinken’s condemnation of the sexual violence committed by Hamas, emphasizing the unprecedented nature of the incident.
3. Impact Assessment:
Both articles describe Blinken’s statement that the sexual violence by Hamas is “beyond anything that [he has] seen,” indicating a consistent portrayal of the severity and exceptional nature of the event.
Differences in Information:
1. Language and Framing:
The articles may differ in the language used to report,
Blinken’s statement, potentially influencing the emphasis and perception of his reaction.
2. Political or Geopolitical Context:
There might be differences in how the articles contextualize and frame the incident within the broader political or geopolitical context.
3. Coverage Emphasis:
The articles might substantially differ in the emphasis placed on specific aspects of Blinken’sstatement or the incident, potentially leading to varied reader perceptions.
References
Wallace, D. (2023, December 10). Blinken: Sexual violence Hamas committed on Oct. 7 ‘beyond anything that I’ve seen’. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/blinken-sexual-violence-hamas-committed-oct-7-beyond-anything-that-ive-seen
