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The word essay comes from the verb testing which means testing. Apparently the term relatively new, however is that both the Greeks and Romans used this style of expression, but until the sixteenth century when this form of writing takes characteristics and the name by which today is known. The French philosopher Michael Montaigne (1533-1592) used it and gave it the name by which we now know it.
One of the first things we did when we began an investigation is to review documentary, this paper found that not all documents represent, for us, of equal importance. It is therefore common that while most of the reviews were carried out around a topic will come to have a tendency to favor certain documents, without that this review is no longer important, ultimately the purpose of our review plays a central role in how authors have expressed the matter under consideration.
The methodology used in the writing test has two aspects one is the objective (or scientific) and subjective (or literary). Thus, the test always has the science because it relates the facts and the subjective or literature for having the court review of the essayist. The test is then the union marriage of two worlds: the science and the originality of the essayist.
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