OUTLINE
Intro: I will introduce both Thompson and Carr by their position of how the internet affects individuals.
P1: attack Carr's weaknesses to strengthen my argument and
support/extend Thompson's claim.
P2: Use the Johhny Can't Write source to extend/illustrate
thompson's claim
P3. Argue my position; discussing how the internet can improve
our memory, clarify thinking, and creating connection with others by using
personal experiences, claims from Thompson, points from the Johhny Cant Write
source, and also the weaknesses of Carr for contradiction
Conclusion: summarize and answer the "'so what?"
question.
Focus on paper: creating connections, improving memory,
clarifying thinking.
1. Thompson's claim: The internet has enhanced the way we
think, read, and write in the modern era today.
2. My own sub-claim: The internet/advancements of technology
has enhanced the way we as humans think,
read, and write. The positive effect of the internet can improve memory as well
creating a way for us to be connected with one another.
3. Sources that will be used
a) Ulanoff, Lance. "Why Cant Johhny Write? Dont Blame
Social Media." Mashable 4 May
2013. Web. 19 Nov. 2014.
b) Thompson, Clive. "Smarter Than You Think" Penguin Press 2013. Print. 9 Sept. 2014.
c) Carr, Nicholas. "Is Google Making Us Stupid?" The Atlantic Sept. 2008. Print. Nov.
2014.
d) Also a little bit of personal experience - to be used to
further extend the idea of Thompson's claim of the internet enhancing reading,
writing, and thinking.
4. I will be using Thompson's and Carr's sources to
introduce the different views of how the internet effects the world today.
Along with the use of Thompson's text, I will take claims from the "Why
Cant Johnny Write?" article and points from my own personal experience to
discuss how the internet effects us in a positive way by changing the way we
read, think, and write. The focus of the final paper will discuss the clarification
of thinking, the creation of connections of others, and the improvement of
memory, all due to the effect of the advancement of technology/internet.
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