What Is The Difference Between "Evaluation " And" Analysis " Of A Concept . Help Me With Examples?

To expand on this better...

...an analysis infers the meaning or purpose of something; it makes an interpretation. However, an evaluation makes a judgment about the quality of something, such as an argument or decision.

For example, if someone uses formal language to express an idea or belief, I can analyze (e.g., infer or interpret) the purpose of such language as functioning to enhance that person's credibility. In doing so, I provide no judgment about the quality of the language; I simply am making an interpretation of why such language is used or how it contributes to an overall meaning. An analysis is more objective than subjective.

On the other hand, if I were to judge whether such language actually does enhance the credibility of that person, then I am making an evaluation--I'm making a purely subjective statement that rates instead of describes. I'm not simply addressing the function of something, but rather the quality of something.

T.

That is a FINE and succinct explaination!

This rambly and incorrect. At least I think it is.

You first analyse and see if there is anything to evaluate from a text.

Analyse - you are looking at details and how those details draw conclusions. Evaluating - you are judging whether the text should be valued and identify criteria on which they should be valued

thank you :-)

Simply put.... to evaluate is to make a judgement about something, incident, statement, or action, while analysis plays an interpretative roll of an action , statement or incident. It does not judge, rather explains the intent.

Before a proper evaluation is made, a good analysis must be first carried out, so analysis is a forerunner of evaluation.