1. In both Tim Krieder's essay "The Busy Trap" and Anna Quindlen's "Stuff is Not Salvation," the writers warn us of the consequences of focusing our energy on consumption. They suggest that maybe we need to slow down and prioritize the more important aspects of our lives such as family, friends, self-knowledge, etc.

Using these two articles as your focus, compare and/or contrast how these two writers explore the problems which arise from the modern obsession with consumption, working and money. Do not write about these issues in general terms.

The Research Essay should be 1000 words in length

This assignment is a comparative essay that analyses two readings from the textbook and provides an interpretation based on research. The topic and readings that you are required to write on are below. Be sure to refer to a minimum of TWO of the following formal elements: rhetorical appeals, logic, evidence, structure, tone, diction, etc.

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In Tim Krieders essay The Busy Trap he explores the negative consequences of modern societys obsession with busyness and consumption Krieder argues th... View the full answer