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07-11-2022
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Our primary aim will be to analyze and interpret, with a secondary aim to express or share.
Imagine you are encountering Greathouse's chapter - maybe you are a reader of Greathouse's
book in which it's published, Love Made Perfect, or maybe you've encountered it on a blog, or
in a magazine - and you feel that you have something to say about the topic or how Greathouse
has presented it. With that urge to add your voice to the conversation, you write a summary
your reader knows what you're responding to - and a strong (thoughtful, impactful, meaningful)
response. Imagine this could be your own blog post, or a letter to the editor that you hope will be
published for the readers of the same magazine or publication where you found Greathouse's
chapter.

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