It clearly states why the author of the book is credible and why the reader of the article should believe what she says (Frohlich). The argument is fairly effective, but it also shows that the author is basing his opinion article on a single book, which weakens the general perception of the article (Frohlich). Frohlich then more clearly and defines the topic of the book more rigorously: “She claims rather than promoting scholarly pursuits, they serve as centers of indoctrination for a radical strain of feminism that unfairly vilifies men and needlessly portrays women as victims”
It clearly states why the author of the book is credible and why the reader of the article should believe what she says (Frohlich). The argument is fairly effective, but it also shows that the author is basing his opinion article on a single book, which weakens the general perception of the article (Frohlich). Frohlich then more clearly and defines the topic of the book more rigorously: “She claims rather than promoting scholarly pursuits, they serve as centers of indoctrination for a radical strain of feminism that unfairly vilifies men and needlessly portrays women as victims”