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I want to use the book monster by myers walker Papers should be double-spaced (spacing between paragraphs should be the same as spacing between all other lines; do not put any additional space between paragraphs, between the heading and the title, or between the title and the text) and should include an interesting and informative title and a works cited page. The suggested upper limit is eight pages; I will accept longer papers, but if you think that your thesis will take more than eight pages to prove, you’ll probably want to narrow it (or talk to me about aiming for the Essay Three criteria). Use Times New Roman font (12 pt) and one-inch margins; if you use a heading, it should be no more than four lines.·       Present a clear and convincing argument, with all of the necessary structural elements (introduction; main point/thesis; a coherently organized sequence of paragraphs, each with its own main point/thesis; transitions between paragraphs, sections, and sentences; conclusion…).
·       Present a literary argument that employs close reading, which means that you should support your argument with analysis of the text’s form (diction, word choice, structure, narrative voice, etc.) and perhaps of content as well. This will, of course, require you to quote from the novel(s) you’re analyzing and explain how and why those quotes support your claims.
Don’t simply retell the story. For example, describing Taylor’s character development throughout Jellicoe Road (even if you give quotes as examples) is a retelling of the story rather than an argument. An argument can often be made about a “what” (a message or idea that’s not immediately obvious), but the argument will often be richer and more convincing if it also includes a claim about how and/or why the text conveys this message or idea. That said, it can be helpful to start your thinking by describing some element of a novel that interests you, although the description sections won’t end up in the final paper. If you have trouble moving beyond description to analysis, let me know so I can help you make that step.

Research Paper
Topic and stance: Contraceptives: Male contraceptives should be more readily researched and available. Women shouldn’t be the only focus.
5-7 pages MLA heading/ Works Cited Page
Times New Roman.
Strong thesis statement
Take a position – Defend that position. 
Argumentative paper. Debatable! – the paper is NOT opinion.  Students/writers have an opinion; and the debate component needs to be readily identified by the reader. Support your thesis.  Find materials & articles that support your position.
Rule of thumb- one reference per page – minimum.  
References- on Works Cited page- providing author, title, publication, year published – & information as is provided. The hyperlink for any resource/ reference is not required.
Stay away from ’empty words’ syndrome…ie “In this paper, it will talk about….”  Firstly, papers do not talk.  Secondly, be direct with references and actual content.  ie “According to Amnesty International, ……”

ESSAY STRUCTURE BY PARAGRAPH.
II ntroduction: succinct, detailed account of your typical morning. 
II Analysis of “Early in the morning” by Li-Young Lee poem using insight from one chapter from the book called “The Art of Voice by Tony Hoagland”
III Personal connection to that analysis 
IV analysis of poem using insights from another chapter 
V personal connection to that analysis 
VI Conclusion: elaborate on the connection (in the poem and your life) between a morning ritual and the evening 

you will submit an annotated bibliography response paper that contains at least three research sources. These sources should come ONLY from the GMC library databases or resources provided in class. Your completed bibliography should be at least 500 words. 
1) For each source, you will first provide an MLA-formatted works cited entry for that source. Remember, the literature databases at GMC Library will do those entries for you! Refer back to week 4’s “How to Navigate GMC Library” resource as needed.
2) Then, underneath each individual source, you will provide a paragraph-length annotation. An annotation is a brief summary of the source’s main ideas or points and may also include a sentence or two about how/why you think this source is relevant to your idea or helpful for your paper. In addition, somewhere within your annotation paragraph, include a quotation from the source that you think might be useful for your eventual research paper. 
View the “Annotated Bibliography Tips, Resources, and Reminders” page in this week’s resources section for more information and assistance. 
Sources
You must provide at least three source entries detailing research sources you’ve found that help with the topic of your upcoming research paper.
Each source should be a critical argument on the reading you’ve chosen for your research paper. Sources that only provide biographical information or plot summary are unacceptable. Sources should be both scholarly and relevant to your topic. 
Annotations
The annotation for each source entry should be a detailed paragraph in length (at least 150 words each).
You must include a brief summary of the source. This summary should include the author’s thesis.
You must provide an explanation how this source is relevant to your planned research paper topic.
Include a brief quote within your annotation that you may consider using in your eventual research paper.
MLA Style
Your bibliography should be formatted according to MLA style. 
Grammar/Mechanics
All written assignments should be mechanically and grammatically correct with proper punctuation.

Required Readings
*Making Arguments about Literature (919-947)
“What We Talk About When We Talk About Love” (Carver)
“Story of an Hour” (Chopin)
“Araby” (Joyce)
Switch Bitch (Dahl) (“The Great Switcheroo”, “The Last Act”, and “Bitch”)
Prompt
Choose one of the critical approaches to interpreting literature that we discussed in class, and write an essay that addresses one of the above selections from Switch Bitch and one of the other three stories by Carver, Chopin or Joyce that explores the topic of love.   Specifically, argue what aspect (only one) the particular critical approach you have chosen brings out.  For example, the lens of gender criticism may bring out how a man or woman would view love in a given story and a specific message that comes out of it, or formalist criticism may allow you to glean a message about love given a close-reading and noting how style, structure, imagery, and/or tone communicate a message.  Remember that a message is a statement of an idea.  A message would not be “sex” or “innocence”, but rather, “Innocence in love is not valued in Story X” or “Sex is a superficial indicator of love in Story X.”
Requirements:
3.5-4 complete pages
1-2 secondary sources (Use the OCC online database of articles to find your peer reviewed sources.)
MLA style format and Works Cited page to include a citation for each story and 1-2 additional sources
Appropriately creative title

You are to research a large national or international corporation that does business in the Tampa Bay area. You may discuss the causes leading to the success of this corporation, OR you may discuss the effects that this corporation has had on the world. This essay must include research. As always, evaluate your sources to be sure that they are suitable for academic writing. Examples: Starbucks, Nike, Yellow Cab, Olive Garden, Amazon, NFL, Lulu, Casio, etc.
REQUIREMENTS:
A minimum of two sources *using the HCC Online Library (You must get sources not found in the HCC library approved.)
A minimum of 3 in-text citations from your sources 
3 pages plus the Works Cited page.
This essay will be graded by rubric AND WILL BE PUT THROUGH A PLAGIARISM/AI CHECK. ALL ESSAYS THAT POP HIGHER THAN 50% ON EITHER CHECK WILL RECEIVE A ZERO.  * Translation software, grammarly, chaptGPT, cutting and pasting, HW help sites, etc. can all cause problems!
Find Sources From- https://web.p.ebscohost.com/ehost/search/advanced?vid=0&sid=8529beb4-a1e2-4fdd-90a8-73d3adde85c7%40redis        —>Type in the Search Box (corporation name)
Click on the “Full Text” box
Choose a good article and read it, pulling good quotes or paraphrased information
Save it somewhere: email it yourself, screenshot it, download it, etc.
Click the Cite Button on the right toolbar
Scroll down to MLA and cut and paste that info for your Works Cited page
Note: You will have to format the works cited page
2 Sample Essays Are Pasted Below  And Specific Instructions On the Sources

This week, your job is to read Ceremony up to page 174. You can stop when you get to this sentence: “a thousand dollars a mile to lock the mountain in steel wire, to make the mountain his.”
As you read, continue journaling with a curious and open mind about the themes, characters, and connections that you’re finding. Please write about any of these ideas that we’ve begun exploring together, and write a minimum of 250 words, not counting quoted material:
Notable character developments
Purity/hybridity
Shame
Change/adaptation
Time–Historical past, Historical present, Mythical–Spider’s Web
War/PTSD
Healing and Sickness

Please continue reading Ceremony up to page 116 in my version and 107 in the version with the blue cover. If you have a different version, you can stop when you get to this sentence: “Old man Ku’oosh knows him, and he thinks this man Betonie might help him.”
As you read take notes and explore this book like a curious researcher write about these questions:
What are the views on race expressed by different characters in this section of reading, and in the book as a whole? How do characters’ views on race effect their actions? What message is Silko trying to share with readers about the race/racism? Find at least 2 quotations that illustrate your ideas. 
We learned in class that this novel’s sense of time is more like a spider web than a straight line from past to present. How does knowing this impact the way that you read? How does it help you understand the alternating sections of poetry and prose? Provide at least 2 examples from what you’ve read where you notice stratds of the web building into a whole and interconnecting with other strands.
Create a works cited entry in MLA style for this novel

Hello Writer the paper has to be at least 4-5 pages with the 6th page only containing the citations. The writer also must have read Black Cake: The Novel Book by Charmaine Wilkerson. You can use other sources to help with this paper as long as you cite them at the end.