Write a thesis-driven, well-organized essay to analyze the logical fallacies of past or present food trends. In your first essay, you debunked and demystified a damaging cultural stereotype. In your second essay, you will identify the error of logic, error of reasoning, and error of thinking of the culinary world. Strategically, you want to pick a cultural cuisine or food fad that is popular, but misleading and unhealthy. You will select 1 out of 6 articles from Everything’s an Argument and TWO credible articles from your own research at Remote Library services (Links to an external site.). Your essay must declare which specific type of logical fallacies the past or present food fad commits; then, you must provide a resolution to fix the problematic logic.
Your thesis must address:
a clear problematic past or present food trend;
declare whether your topic focuses mainly on causes or mainly on effects? Why?
Your essay must declare 3 different types of logical fallacies the past or present food fad commits; then, you must provide idealistic and/or realistic solutions to fix the problematic logic.
For all essays, use 3rd person pronouns only. Do not use 1st person singular or 1st person collective pronouns = do not use “I, my, me, we, our, us” in your entire essay. Do not use 2nd person pronouns = do not use “you” or “your” in your entire essay.
Q?: Why should i write in 3rd person?
A: If you are working on formal (final draft) academic papers, such as argumentative papers or a research essays, then you must use third person pronoun. This is because it gives your work a picture of objectivity rather than personal thoughts. This aspect of objectivity will make your work look more credible and less biased.
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