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This is an essay of one A4 (at maximum; 12 point, 1.15 spacing) in which you discuss and critically
review the central ideas that we have spoken about. The essay should be related to the theme
“What is corporate entrepreneurship”?
One way of making the essays is to
Start by making a Venn diagram to help you quickly and efficiently identify and describe ideas we
discussed during the week. To make a Venn diagram, simply draw some overlapping circles, one
circle for each item you’re considering. In the central area where they overlap, list the traits the
two items have in common. Assign each one of the areas that doesn’t overlap; in those areas,
you can list the traits that make the things different. (don’t put this in the essay).
Take stock about the two ideas: What are they about? What is the central focus, claim, or goal of
each? What conclusions do they offer? How are they applied to situations/people/things/etc.?
Which seems more plausible to you, and why?
Write the essay using point-by-point format based on your analyses.
Another way is
Posing a challenging proposition about corporate entrepreneurship based on observations from
literature, business documents, websites etc..
Exploring the robustness of your proposition by discussing literature, documents, popular
magazines, websites, and personal observations.
Showing a line of argument that leads to a refinement of your start proposition and posing a
new proposition as a result of your exploration, which as such is open for debate.
Point-by-point format: In this format you present your results from analysis point-by-point. In a
single paragraph, discuss how a certain point relates to all the items you are discussing across the
weeks. For example, if you consider rewards as key point of weeks 1 and 2, then write a paragraph
under subheading ‘rewards’ and argue why or why not they are important. Be aware, too, of the
placement of your different points. You are writing an essay in service of an argument, keep in mind
the ordering, building of, and concluding points you make.
This is an essay of one A4 (at maximum; 12 point, 1.15 spacing) in which you discuss and critically
review the central ideas that we have spoken about. The essay should be related to the theme
“What is corporate entrepreneurship”?
One way of making the essays is to
Start by making a Venn diagram to help you quickly and efficiently identify and describe ideas we
discussed during the week. To make a Venn diagram, simply draw some overlapping circles, one
circle for each item you’re considering. In the central area where they overlap, list the traits the
two items have in common. Assign each one of the areas that doesn’t overlap; in those areas,
you can list the traits that make the things different. (don’t put this in the essay).
Take stock about the two ideas: What are they about? What is the central focus, claim, or goal of
each? What conclusions do they offer? How are they applied to situations/people/things/etc.?
Which seems more plausible to you, and why?
Write the essay using point-by-point format based on your analyses.
Another way is
Posing a challenging proposition about corporate entrepreneurship based on observations from
literature, business documents, websites etc..
Exploring the robustness of your proposition by discussing literature, documents, popular
magazines, websites, and personal observations.
Showing a line of argument that leads to a refinement of your start proposition and posing a
new proposition as a result of your exploration, which as such is open for debate.
Point-by-point format: In this format you present your results from analysis point-by-point. In a
single paragraph, discuss how a certain point relates to all the items you are discussing across the
weeks. For example, if you consider rewards as key point of weeks 1 and 2, then write a paragraph
under subheading ‘rewards’ and argue why or why not they are important. Be aware, too, of the
placement of your different points. You are writing an essay in service of an argument, keep in mind
the ordering, building of, and concluding points you make.