Text Bias Analysis Report
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Report date: 2025-03-30
Analyzed Article
"Common Sense (1776)"
By Thomas Paine
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Robert Bell
Published: 1776-01-10
Summary:
The article argues for American independence, criticizing British rule as oppressive and advocating for a self-governed republic free from monarchy.
Keywords:
Thomas Paine
Society
Government
Independence
Monarchy
Liberty
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Detected Position of the Article for:
Government is a necessary evil that should protect freedoms but often becomes oppressive when corrupted.
Position of the Article
Anti
Pro
The article strongly supports the statement by emphasizing that government is a necessary evil that often becomes oppressive, particularly criticizing the British monarchy for its oppressive actions against American colonies.
Detected Biases of the Article for:
Government is a necessary evil that should protect freedoms but often becomes oppressive when corrupted.
Framing Bias
Anti
Pro
The article frames the British government as inherently oppressive and self-serving, which aligns with the statement, suggesting a strong bias in framing.
Selection Bias
Anti
Pro
The article selectively highlights negative aspects of British rule and government, such as taxation and suppression, while ignoring any potential benefits, indicating a moderate to strong selection bias.
Confirmation Bias
Anti
Pro
The article presents evidence and arguments that confirm the belief that government becomes oppressive, particularly focusing on historical grievances against Britain, showing a strong confirmation bias.
Emotional Appeal
Anti
Pro
The article uses strong emotional language and appeals to liberty and justice to rally support for independence, indicating a strong emotional appeal in line with the statement.