“Says” and “Does” for “What’s Love Got to Do With It
“Says” and “Does” for “What’s Love Got to Do With It?” by William Raspberry
1) D Introduces issue
S There are no longer any rules about “courtship.”
2) D Provides emphasis
S Traditional courtship no longer exists.
3) D Establishes credibility and provides background
S The college instructor author has just read a new study about college sex.
4) D Provides definition
S “Hooking up” used to mean meeting someone to go somewhere.
5) D Introduces new definition
S “Hooking up” now means sex with no strings attached.
6) D Quotes study to illustrate new definition
S Almost all survey respondents define “hooking up” the new way.
7) D Cites expert’s interpretation
S Several factors lead to the new attitude towards no-strings sex.
8) D Presents data and expert commentary
S Young women’s expectations for the future are unrealistic.
9) D Provides a transition
S Author promises to translate survey results for readers.
10) D States author’s thesis
S College women’s attitude toward sex is crazy; however, no one seems willing to offer them guidance.
11) D Interprets data and introduces author’s assumptions
S College women have lost rather than gained from sexual equality because they no longer control men by withholding sex until after marriage.
12) D Further interprets data
S Women no longer can count on old rules where sexual involvement leads to commitment.
13) D Provides further interpretation
S Now that men don’t do the asking for dates, women don’t know how they’re supposed to behave.
14) D Provides background information
S The survey was limited to representative women at a limited number of colleges.
15) D Defends position
S The author agrees with the survey’s findings that co-ed dorms play a significant role in the new sexual politics.
16) D Quotes expert testimony
S The survey’s creator is surprised at the influence of co-ed college housing on the new sexual climate.
17) D Quotes research
S Co-ed dorms affect male female relationships by providing easy access for both casual sex and for couples who are overly dependant on one another.
18) D Summarizes another point from research
S Alcohol plays a significant role in casual college sex.
19) D Sets up final point
S While offering more freedom, the “no rules” sexual climate may have
unintended consequences.
20) D Concludes argument
S The adult establishment has relinquished its responsibilities to young people.
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