An FP Analysis should bring something new to the table, elucidating connections and underscoring points that haven’t been made elsewhere.įP Dispatches are reported pieces, distinguished by a dateline. Analyses parse out the nuances of the big-and small-stories of our time, explaining their significance to our broad readership. If you’re looking to examine an issue but not make a definitive argument, you may be well positioned to write an FP Analysis. Our Arguments generally run about 1,400 words in length, but it would be helpful if you’re able to summarize the thrust of your point in a paragraph or so. If you’re proposing a solution to a problem, the more detail the better.
As the name suggests, Arguments hinge on a rigorously detailed claim with clearly outlined stakes. Take a look at our sections below, and pitch directly to one of them:Īn FP Argument presents an expert’s point of view on a current event. FP believes in making writing accessible to the widest possible audience.
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