This document discusses different types of essays. It defines an essay as a relatively brief literary work that analyzes, interprets or evaluates a topic in a subjective but informed way. The document then describes four main types of essays: 1. Literary essays, which cover a broad range of topics from literature and use a subjective and direct style. 2. Scientific essays, which combine artistic imagination with scientific reasoning to explore reality and express beauty and originality. 3. Critical essays, which tackle varied topics in depth using a free structure and elegant style accompanied by scientific elements. 4. Argumentative essays, which aim to defend a thesis and convince the reader through a logical presentation of ideas in a simple style

1. Essay
It is a type of prose text that analyzes, interprets or evaluates a topic. It is considered a
literary genre, as well as poetry, narrative and drama.
An essay is a relatively brief literary work, of subjective but well-informed reflection, in
which the author treats a generally humanistic subject in a personal way and without
exhausting it, and where it shows a certain will of style, more or less explicitly , Aimed
at persuading the reader of his point of view on the subject matter. The author intends
to create a literary and not merely informative work, and it deals mainly with humanistic
subjects (literature, philosophy, art, socialsciences andpolitics ...), but also,more rarely,
of scientific subjects.
Types of tests
The essayis that literarygenre thatdoesnotpretendtoaddressa theme initsentiretybutto
propose anddefendthe author'spersonal visionaboutit.Thisiswhyithas a subjective
character.
LiteraryEssays:This type of essayischaracterizedbythe freedomandbreadthof topics
covered.Althoughtheystartfromliteraryworksorquotations,theyare notlimitedtodealing
withthemexclusively,butare combinedwithobservations,customsandexperiences.The
literaryessayischaracterizedbybeingsubjective,directandsimple,seekingtoclearlyportray
the author's ownvisionandreflectionsandcanapproach differentdisciplinessuchashistory,
philosophy,politics,morality,amongothers.
Scientificessay:thisischaracterizedbycombiningartisticimaginationwithscientific
reasoning.Itcan be saidthat on the one hand ittakesfrom science the aimof exploring
reality,insearchof truths,while takingfromartexpressivebeauty,originalityandcreativity.
Despite appealingtoartisticquestions,the scientificessayshouldmake clearwhatitwantsto
express.
Critical Essay:Thisclass of essaysisalsocharacterizedbytacklingvariedandfree topicsandis
gearedtowardsa broad audience.Theytendtobe brief althoughtheyseektodeal withthe
issuesindepth.Theyhave afree structure anda style inwhichelegance andcare
predominates.Itusesawide documentationforitsrealizationandtoexpressitsideologies,
valuation,opinionsandreflectionsaccompaniedbyscientificandtheoretical elements.
Argumentativeessay:thistype of essayaimstodefendaproposedthesisandseeksto
convince the readerof thisposition.Itusesasimple,formal andculturedlanguage,inwhicha
natural style predominates.Ideasmustbe clearlystatedandthere mustbe alogical
relationshipbetweenthem.Itshouldalsoavoidbias,thatis,make knownonlywhatfavorsthe
author's position,leavingaside relevantinformationthat contradictsit.
Some essaysthatexistare the literary,the scientific,the critical andthe argumentative

2. Structure of an essay
The essayisa type of textthat analyzes,evaluatesorinterpretsaspecifictopic,eitherofficially
or freely.Itsmain characteristicis that it is a text inwhich the writerhas complete freedomto
organize the content and information. It is also considered a literary genre, such as poetry,
fictionordrama.All the essaysusuallyhavearatherclearstructure,whichis articulatedaround
an introduction,a developmentanda conclusion.If you wantto know more about whatis the
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The Public Accountancy is a profession that measures the economic realityof an organization,
sothat there isadequateplanningandcontrolof economicentities.1Itisabranchof knowledge
whose foundationsandobjectivesrevolvearoundthe acquisitionof measuresandQuantitative
relationsfordecisionmaking,throughthe applicationof mathematical toolsandtechniqueson
figuresanddata suppliedbythe accounting,transformingthemfortheirproperinterpretation.
Consequently, the financial analysis process is based on the application of tools and a set of
techniques that apply to the financial statements and other complementary data, with the
purpose of obtainingmeasuresandquantitativerelationsthatindicatethe behavior,notonlyof
the But also of some of its most significant and important variables
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