Analyzing and Interpreting Literature / Unit 19 AIL 1858 short lesson, about 20 seconds
Checking What a Source Contains
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The idea
The Wilde and Shaw chapters were counted before being described, which is how the five hundred and fourteen hundred word figures in entry 1832 were arrived at. A claim about what a source holds is a factual claim and needs the same checking as any other.
In practice
Count before describing.
Where people slip
An absence claim needs evidence too.
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