Compare Significant of Similarities and Differences

Compare Significant of Similarities and Differences To explain why similarities and differences are significant

Compare Significant of Similarities and Differences
Compare Significant of Similarities and Differences

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Compare Significant of Similarities and Differences Overview

Write a 7-8 page (double-spaced) comparison essay with a research component. Your task is to present a clear thesis (an interpretation in the form of an argument) about two eligible course texts. Use one of the topics below as a starting point for your argument. As with the previous essay, you are expected to compare and contrast the texts and explain why the similarities and differences are significant. You must use textual evidence (quotations from your primary sources) and close textual analysis to support your thesis. In addition, in this essay, you must strengthen your argument by including quotations from at least two appropriate (read: credible, applicable, probably current) secondary sources. You are expected to cite all sources – primary and secondary – according to MLA style guidelines. Please save time to edit and proofread your work carefully.

Eligible Course Texts

Any winter-term text is eligible, including the films and texts that are covered after the due date.

Topic

  1. Compare and contrast two narratives written in the first person (e.g., Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Handmaid’s Tale, and/or The Hunger Games). Analyze the authors’ use of first-person narration and explain why the manner of narration is important.

Compare Significant of Similarities and Differences Research Component

The research component consists of five steps:

1) Finding and reading secondary sources.

2) Assessing their merits—(how) do they help you to understand the primary texts or the topic better? Do you agree with the arguments presented? How is your thinking different from the critics’?

3) Quoting at least two appropriate secondary sources in the body of your essay.

4) Commenting on the quotations that you have provided. (Explain or contextualize the quotation, if necessary. Briefly discuss the merit of the critic’s argument. Connect the quotation to your thesis.)

5) Citing all sources according to MLA specifications in both the Works Cited list and throughout the essay using parenthetical documentation.

Method of Evaluation

Comparative essays will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

– The clarity and coherence of your argument (thesis statement and structure of argument),

– Clarity of expression (sentence-level writing),

– The quality of your engagement with the primary and secondary texts,

– Your demonstrated understanding of course concepts,

– correct use of MLA formatting and citations,

– And evidence of careful editing and proofreading.

The Creative Option will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

– Completion of a satire informed by course concepts and texts,

– The clarity with which you explain your satire in terms of course concepts and texts,

– The quality of your engagement with your primary texts (i.e., your own satire and the course texts that you invoke),

– Effective use of research to strengthen your explanation,

– Evidence that the satire and especially the accompanying essay have been edited and proofread carefully,

– And correct use of MLA formatting and citations

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