Monday, October 23rd - Draft your expectations for Assignment 1 and email them to me before class. What questions do you have about the assignment? What apprehensions do you have? Clarifications? Excitements? Your essay must be at least 750 words long (5 pages double spaced).įriday, October 20th - Comment on the google doc version of this assignment.
You will need to cite (in MLA format, which we will discuss in class) at least three sources (aside from Anon(ymous)), one of which must be a scholarly article published in an academic journal. You will use your research to help you write a deep analysis of Anon(ymous) and the exigent issues it evokes.
Some of these questions are going to be ripe for research: together, we will generate our own research questions that will guide our investigations. As we read Anon(ymous), the play will surely inspire a lot of questions in us. Research - in its many forms - allows us to answer questions (and find new questions!) that itch, questions that ache, questions that we can’t quite get our minds around.
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We do research every day: when we hear a snippet of a new song by our favorite artist, we look it up when we watch a TV show and recognize an actress but can’t tell from where, we google their character to figure out where we know them from when we need to go somewhere we haven’t gone before, we google maps our way there (yeah, I used it as a verb). Throughout this project, what did you learn? What you didn’t learn? How you can use what you learned in future classes or life experiences? Why did you choose the assignment format that you did and how do you think this helped you analyze the comic? How do you think you could have pushed your analysis even further? What rhetorical choices did you make in your analysis and how did these choices advance your analysis? How did the process of peer review push your analysis forward? If it didn’t, why not? What fresh rhetorical insights might you bring from this assignment into future classes or life experriences?Īuthor J Polish Posted on NovemMaCategories Announcements Leave a comment on Assignment # 3 Assignment # 2Īssignment # 2 - Research Essay Analyzing Anon(ymous) The reflective artist’s statement must include thorough, thoughtful answers to the following questions: The final project, along with your reflective artist’s statement, is due on the course blog no later than the last day of class, Friday, December 8th. I will be conducting personal check-ins with each of you every week these check ins will serve as your draft grades. This means that attendance during the next two weeks is crucial. This assignment will mostly be completed during class. You can present your analysis in any of the formats listed in the Announcements section of our course blog : but remember that your close reading must be clearly demonstrated through your project and your artist statement! This close reading should demonstrate not only an understanding of what happens in the text: it should probe deeply into the text’s form (for example: how do the images and the fonts interact with the words that are written to create meaning?), its implications, and its nuances. For your third assignment, you will conduct a close reading of one scene (or several related scenes) from Ms.
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