The following are the goals Make rhetorical choices by strategically constructing compelling texts across a range of sociocultural contexts. Transform compositions using multiple modalities Navigate the recursive nature of the research process. Develop compositions with appropriate scope to produce meaningful insights. Integrate sources with proper attribution as part of joining a larger conversation. The following are the instructions of the assignment. Develop a critical compare & comparison of the "The Yellow Wallpaper" and The House of Mirth and pick one of the following (options: gender politics/feminist movement, misogyny in all its forms, or historical/cultural analysis in relation to the literature. OR Develop a critical compare & comparison of the "Master and Man" and "Call of the Wild" and pick one of the following (options: human fallibility and the impact on others (including dogs/nature), or the humbling power of the natural world. Write a minimum 5-page (FULL PAGES), double-spaced, researched essay on one of the topics above. Conduct research of secondary sources (Sources can include books, journals, and/or academic online resources) to help you develop a stronger understanding of your chosen topic. In addition, make sure to include at least five (one from each secondary source) quoted passages with signal phrases that effectively synthesize the other authors` "voices" into the essay. Most importantly, develop a judgment (with supporting evidence) that expresses specific reaction to how your chosen thematic concern plays out in the piece of literature; this will serve as your thesis statement Criteria for success is the following Include a thesis statement that includes a judgment about one (only one) of the topics Write fully developed paragraphs that contain topic sentences, discussion, evidence, analysis, and summative comments. Avoid using long quotations as filler in place of discussion and analysis. Make sure topic sentences are judgments, and that they are related in some way to the overarching thesis statement. Write effective introductions and conclusions. Follow MLA formatting guidelines for in-text citations and the works cited page. Effectively synthesize primary and secondary source materials into the essay with introductions/signal phrases. Develop an effective writing style that employs active verbs, concise wording, and clearly articulated ideas. Avoid 2nd person, vague words ("things"), and shifts in perspective. Follow standard written English rules for punctuation, grammar, sentence structure, and spelling.
