Lit Analysis Workshop: Attached paper
Tiny tasty tidbits to remember:
1. Cite AND Attribute.
2. Discuss lit in present tense.
3. Thesis stronger when specific. MUST be ARGUMENTATIVE.
4. DQ choices & DQ length = proportion.
5. Research should be integrated, not an afterthought.
REVISED LIT ANALYSIS DUE MONDAY
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Monday, March 23, 2015
Class #14: Monday, March 23, 2015, Credibility & Evaluating Sources Day 3, Literary Analysis Paper Prep Day 1
CLASS:
1. Presentation on Thesis writing (focused on literary analysis paper).
2. Differences between primary & secondary sources (historical & research)
3. A DON'T CHOKE Activity with NO PRE-DISCUSSION...just intelligent comments on the final drilling article.
The Millers: will speak to the source credibility (of the article itself, where is it from, how is it credible, or not? AND of any sources cited within the piece)
# Family Reunion: will speak to relevance and timliness
Femme Fatales: will speak to credibility of author's use and verification of facts
The Posse that once belonged to Pat: will speak to the difference between the author's implicit and explicit credibility
La Familia: will speak to the logic or illogical nature of the argument (is there fallacy?)
Rhetoricless: will speak to the overall quality of the source & whether it is suitable for use as a primary or secondary source in a collegiate term paper.
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