Dillard, Birkerts and Rizters'

Apply at least three analytical moves. Analyze your observations, using analytical moves from Chapter 4 of Writing Analytically:
Ask questions
Make connections/ notice patterns
"seems to be about X, but could be about Y"
Uncover at least two assumptions one or both authors make about how meaning is made.
Look at binary oppositions in how the authors each describe how meaning is made
Use analysis to arrive at an insight (thesis) of your own. There are different ways to approach it:
Your personal experience + the texts = new insight
Text 1 + Text 2 = new insight
Your interests + the texts = new insight
Explain how details (like quotes) from the sources help you develop your thinking and thesis.