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Forms of WritingSummary and Critique
Summary and critique are terms that describe rhetorical modes (ways of organizing and developing ideas) as well as individual "pieces" of writing. Summary and critique are foundations for many forms of academic and professional writing, such as book reports and literature reviews. Some general principles apply to summary and critique. Download the SMU Writing Center's PDF on Writing a Summary, Response and Critique. Click on a link below for explanations.
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