5 Sentece thesis Statement

Read article and right a 5 sentence thesis statement about the article whether affirmative or negative. 

Prompt: Develop one thesis in response to the week’s readings. This thesis and its explanation should be one paragraph long, with no more than five sentences. 

Example: “Elgendy claims that Batman is a more praiseworthy superhero than Superman, since one should be praised for one’s virtues – such as ingenuity, resourcefulness, and discipline – rather than one’s innate capacities. However, I argue that these “virtues” are not accurately situated if they are separated from the virtue of discernment or prudence, which Batman fails to show. Specifically, Batman neglects to understand his practices in light of Gotham’s social and economic conditions. If he did, he would realize that his nemeses are an after-effect of widespread deprivation and desperation, and that his resourcefulness and discipline would be put to more just use in redistributing his fabulous wealth rather than using it to creatively beat up bad guys.” 

Notes: 

1. 1.)  Your thesis may be interpretive – concerning how to understand what we’ve read – or
   
   evaluative – making your own argument in response – or some combination of both,
   
   keeping in mind that a good thesis is clear, concise, and makes a defined claim.
   
    


2. 2.)  You may write about just one of the week’s assigned texts, or more than one, keeping in
   
   mind that a good thesis is clear, concise, and makes a defined claim.
   
    


3. 3.)  Your thesis should be neither obvious nor beyond the pale. If any reasonable person of
   
   good will already believes your thesis, then it’s obvious. If any reasonable person of good will couldn’t actually affirm your thesis, then it’s beyond the pale. These categories are subject to contestation, but the point of invoking them is to say that we should both express care for each other, even in our thought experiments, and muster enough courage to venture significant claims.