Analysis Of Alex Sheremet's Essay 'Where Ebert Went Wrong'
In Alex Sheremet’s essay “Where Ebert Went Wrong: Roger Ebert On Woody Allen” many techniques are used to integrate other writers' quotations into his own work. He obviously uses many quotes from Robert Ebert’s critique of many of Woody Allen’s films, and he also uses others quotes to support his argument against Ebert.
" Well, in his take on the great Stardust Memories[8], for instance, Ebert simply dismisses the film, and while his reasons are well-written, they are all quite wrong, as
Dan Schneider carefully shows.[9"
He does tie it into his own text and injects his own opinion by stating that all of Ebert's reasons are "quite wrong". He also brings in the counter point from Dan Schneider to reinforce his argument about Ebert being
" Well, in his take on the great Stardust Memories[8], for instance, Ebert simply dismisses the film, and while his reasons are well-written, they are all quite wrong, as
Dan Schneider carefully shows.[9"
He does tie it into his own text and injects his own opinion by stating that all of Ebert's reasons are "quite wrong". He also brings in the counter point from Dan Schneider to reinforce his argument about Ebert being