1. You should be coming to class today with your named literary theme for The Road plus a large collection of textual evidence for support of your argument for theme. Today IN CLASS you will be working on integrating textual evidence in your writing. Please open your handout that I referenced yesterday during class (Literary Analysis Quote Integration), also access the following
link on transitions: TRANSITIONS Make sure that you are showing the logical relationship between your evidence through transitions. Remember ICE... Introduce. Cite. Explain.
I want you to handwrite this writing sample. It is going to take time to make this your "new normal". Please submit this writing at the end of the hour.
2. For Wednesday, September 14th
Get the following questions/ definition down in your notes.
1. What are the parts of the work?
2. How do they fit together?
3. What makes the work seem complete and unified?
4. Where do the high points (climaxes) come?
5. What is the time order in the story?
6. Does the author use flashbacks (moving back in time for what reason?)
7. Why do you think the author has used this form?
8. How does it help him/her say what he/she wants to say? To get a point across? Impact on the reader that he/she wants to have?
Structure Definition: framework of a work of literature.
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