Develop paragraphs using topic sentences, adequate detail, supporting evidence, and transitions.

Prewriting: Process Analysis

• Use prewriting, drafting, revising, and editing to write
• formal, college-level essays.
• Distinguish between different patterns of development.
• Apply an appropriate pattern of development to a specific.
• purpose and audience.
• Develop paragraphs using topic sentences, adequate detail, supporting evidence, and transitions.
• Apply the conventions of standard written American English to produce correct, well-written essays.

How is the caption an example of a Deconstructionist perspective? Explain how you would critique this cartoon using Deconstruction. Support your assertions with clear reasoning and examples.

USE THE COURSE TEXTBOOK TITLED “TEXTS AND CONTEXTS”. will put the log in information in the chat Lynn attempts to explain Deconstructionist theory in the following fashion: “If we choose to say one thing, we are leaving out another thing. And there is always a gap, a space in the text, that the reader cannot ultimately fill in” .

Use this statement to analyze the cartoon on p. 113. How is the caption an example of a Deconstructionist perspective? Explain how you would critique this cartoon using Deconstruction. Support your assertions with clear reasoning and examples

Which mode or theory did you find most effective in analyzing Gill’s essay and why? Support your assertions with clear reasoning and examples.

USE THE COURSE TEXTBOOK TITLED “TEXTS AND CONTEXTS”. i will put the log in information in the chat Based on your readings of Chapters 1 and 2, identify the major modes of critical theory covered in the text. Next, review the passage from Brendan Gill’s Here at “The New Yorker”.

Select one of these analyses and discuss three elements that Lynn’s critique reveals in the work that you had not considered before. Which mode or theory did you find most effective in analyzing Gill’s essay and why? Support your assertions with clear reasoning and examples.

What is the relevance of womanism to general society or those who do not identify as black women?

Letter for Opening Statement for Davis Defense: The year is 1972 and as a scholar in a public college, you have been asked by Angela Davis’s defense team to write a letter of support for her case. They will incorporate your letter into their opening statement. Your letter must convince an all-white jury that Davis is being persecuted for her political ideas. This is sure to be the trial of the century and one of the most important court cases of all time. Do not list the details of the case; instead focus on the following:

How Davis’s life and case influence a student like you? Be self-reflective and provide specific examples from your own life experiences.
What are the intersections of race, class, and gender in Davis’s life and work up to the trial in 1972? How does she represent black feminism/womanism?
What is the relevance of womanism to general society or those who do not identify as black women?
Davis’s career and its connections to past activist movements. Be as specific as possible.
Any laws, court cases, or other similar situations up to the trial that related to the issues relevant to Davis’s case.

Format: The letter should be at least 4-5 pages double spaced, 12pt. font, and 1” margins. Include in text citations at least 3 scholarly sources from outside of the course for references formatted in Chicago or APA style. Single space the references.

How would you evaluate the utopia imagined by Emezi? How did the world get to the place it is at the beginning of the novel? What might Emezi be suggesting about utopia more generally?

Must cite from the book Pet by Akwaeke Emezi and ONE scholarly source. Citations required for the version of the book used. Your essay should explore the questions: How would you evaluate the utopia imagined by Emezi? How did the world get to the place it is at the beginning of the novel? What might Emezi be suggesting about utopia more generally?

Analyze the connection between the monster of the vampire and how it exists in its particular society whether its Transylvania, London or Santa Clara, Calfornia.

Literary Analysis Essay For Dracula

Analyze the connection between the monster of the vampire and how it exists in its particular society whether its Transylvania, London or Santa Clara, Calfornia. Evaluate each of the texts to determine their Gothic elements. Compare the novel dracula and the movie the lost boys.

How is Irene bound by race? What other characters are bound and suffocated by race, how is their experience different from Irene’s?

In Passing by Nella Larsen, Irene Redfield proclaims, “Race! The thing that bound and suffocated her.” How is Irene bound by race? What other characters are bound and suffocated by race, how is their experience different from Irene’s?

A reading response is a 2-3pg response to the question above. The purpose of these responses is to get you thinking critically about our readings. As well, they function as practice building literary arguments. Be sure to support your assertions with direct quotes from the text. This is vital for building a solid argument.

You must have a thesis statement that argues the position you are taking on the readings.

This paper is not a summary. Do not write an overview of the book. If you need a summary to help you write, limit it to one paragraph. Do not use long quotes  as this is a 3-page paper. If you do need to use a long quote, limit it to just one.

Format for Assignments
Unless otherwise indicated, all Reading Responses should be submitted typed, double-spaced, in a standard 12-point font, with one-inch margins and numbered pages. Documentation and citations should conform to MLA specifications. Assignments submitted electronically should be similarly formatted and submitted as a Microsoft Word file. Assignments submitted in other formats will be considered late . Name your electronic submissions as follows: Yourlastname_Onewordassignmentname.

Links for MLA Format
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_works_cited_page_books.html
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_in_text_citations_the_basics.html