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Source criticism - Reliability

Finding reasons to: - trust a Source - be suspicious of a Source by looking at the nature of the Source and at the qualifications and intentions of its author.

Nature of the Source 1

A Secondary Source

A Primary Source

Kind

A Source can be...

A material trace

A written Source

Iconography

A diagram Source

Painting Drawing Photo Engraving Caricature ....

Book Article Letter Speech Official document Press document ....

Type

Audio-visual

Qualifications of the Author 1

An actor...

In case of primary Source,the author can be...

Of the event

A direct witness...

An indirect witness...

Qualifications of the Author 2

Well informed...

In case of secondary Source, the author can seem...

About the subject

Not very well informed...

Qualifications of the Author 3

A specialist, an expert...

In both cases, the author can be...

Of that specific subject

Not a specialist...

Intentions of the Author 1

To inform...

The reader, audience, spectator...

The author's intention can be...

To persuade...

To entertain...

Intentions of the Author 2

FACTS

If it is a text, the author mostly presents...

OPINIONS

Intentions of the Author 3

His/her background

The author could be less partial due to...

Some personal interest