In her book, “Perspectives on Contemporary Issues,” Katherine Anne Ackley states, in chapter one, many substantial points on how to carefully analyze and understand written work. The written work ranges from a typical essay, to an attached photograph, and even a blog. First she explains that “it's not what is said, but instead, how something is said,” that helps a good writer guide their audience to acknowledging the message being conveyed and what the purpose is. She suggests questions to ask yourself while you’re reading like, ‘what is the main idea?,’ to guide you into a full understanding. Many other questions are provided for the same purpose, such as ‘what is the purpose?’ or ‘who is the intended audience?’ She then argues a great point
