In a sense, the abstract is a microcosm of the article or book it represents, and as such, should remain true to the original form and organization as well as content. Abstracts that appear in indexes or abstract articles are examples of this. Students, too, are often asked to write abstracts of articles published in scholarly articles. If you are asked to write an abstract of someone else's published work, imitate this format. Sample Abstracts Descriptive Abstract Informative Abstract Descriptive Abstract of Popular Text Ortiz, Rafael Antonio.
Cultural centers give U community identity.
Minnesota Daily March 9, 1998. It celebrates the role that the centers play in University life. It condemns the use of a lawsuit to resolve this issue on two grounds, and finally invites readers to participate in a rally on the Northrup Mall. Informative Abstract of Popular Text Ortiz, Rafael Antonio. Cultural centers give U community identity.