The first portion of the body should discuss the basic tenants of the argument. It may be useful to use outside sources to supplement support from the readings. The second portion of the body should present a sociological analysis of the evidence because in sociology, the facts never speak for themselves. Depending on the assignment, the writer may also have to outline the proposed solutions the author makes as the third part of the body. Critiquing the arguments made by the author It helps to keep the following questions in mind as you read the text.
Good indicators are words such as all, never, completely, definitely, always, etc.
It may be helpful to go back to your thesis paragraph and then check the first sentence of every paragraph.