Critiquing whether the sources behind a secondary interpretation were appropriate

A secondary interpretation is only as strong as the sources it is built on. Critiquing the appropriateness of those underlying sources, whether they are actually well-suited to support the claims made from them, is an important part of evaluating the interpretation itself, not a separate step.

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