Write three or four paragraphs analyzing how combining the features of cause-andeffect writing, position arguments, and concept explanation work together to support Morris’s sense of his audience....

Write three or four paragraphs analyzing how combining the features of cause-andeffect writing, position arguments, and concept explanation work together to support Morris’s sense of his audience.

Morris explains that when you make something canon it “places a work, a person or an idea beyond reproach. It pre-resolves debate. That is, of course, what a canon is — a settled matter. It’s established rules and norms. It’s the books of the Bible. It’s the approved Catholic saints. It’s Jane Austen, the Beatles, Miles Davis, Andy Warhol and Beyoncé” (par. 2). What does this list and other references throughout Morris’s essay suggest about the audience he imagines for his piece? Is it an eclectic audience comprised of people of different ages, cultures, races, and interests, or is it a more uniform audience? Explain your answer and support it with passages from the essay.