Develop your analysis in 1-3 paragraphs, making it at least twice as long as your summary. When using evidence from an outside source, provide information from where you got it and don’t worry about citation.

Post your complete Practice Interview Summary/Analysis to “From Here to Eternity: William Richards On The Transformative Potential Of Psychedelics” by Mark Leviton
In the summary
Start by citing the author/s and title of the work and stating the overall purpose and main point.
Rather than giving a “play-by-play” explanation of the work, focus on the main ideas while omitting non-essential information.
Use between one and three direct quotes of key words, phrases, or sentences that highlight the main point, and paraphrase other important ideas. Most of the summary should be your own words rather than relying on quotes. Put the original aside to make sure you are not paraphrasing too closely to the original.
Include author tags to remind the reader that you are summarizing the author and the text, not giving your own ideas.
Here is what you need to do in your analysis:
1. Start with a main point about the work as a whole and then support it. Maybe you want to make the point that everyone should read this work. Maybe you want to make the point that the author is missing something essential. Maybe you want to make the point that the writing isn’t effective for the intended audience.
2. After you make your point, you need to support your perspective with evidence:
evidence from the work  evidence from other sources evidence from your personal experience
Develop your analysis in 1-3 paragraphs, making it at least twice as long as your summary. When using evidence from an outside source, provide information from where you got it and don’t worry about citation.

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