Instructions
Formatting checklist:
-Start with an MLA heading
-Set up your document to have an MLA header on each page
-Set your document to be double spaced and in 12-point Times New Roman font
-Now you can give your paper a snazzy title
-The last page should be a Works Cited page, formatted correctly in MLA style
Hot tip: Watch the videos and read the tips at the end of this prompt to help you set up your formatting.
The Prompt:
After completing the proposal and annotated bibliography for this assignment, put those elements together into a 1300-1500-word paper.
Hot tip: Really use your proposal and annotated bibliography for this assignment. You can reuse the same wording, but build in transitions and additional points of connection between the other sources that you found and the novel.
Requirements:
Introduction:
This can be the same as the proposal (revised if you like or were asked to do so), minus the quotations that you included. The last sentence should be a clearly-articulated thesis about why the book you chose is important to the character’s sentimental education.
Body:
Integrate the quotations from the second half of your proposal here. (QUOTATIONS FROM PART 1 OF THIS ASSIGNMENT, AS IN THE ONE FILE UPLOADED AS A PART OF THIS ORDER)
Use the annotation paragraphs from your annotated bibliography here as well.
Make sure you explain clear connections between the novel we are studying in this course with the three other sources you found.
Be clear here about what a sentimental education is for the character in the novel; you can compare and contrast with what it is for other characters in the novel, and also in the additional sources that you found.
Conclusion:
What do you think might happen later on in the novel? Make connections between the source that you studied, the narrator of Volume II’s sentimental education, and what you think might happen later.
Works Cited page:
The last page of any assignment that uses sources (which is most of what you are asked to write in college).
You will need one entry per item that you cite. Anything you include should be cited using this formula:
Author last name, first name. Title of Work. Name of publisher, year published.
E.g.
PLEASE USE THE FILE I ATTACHED, IT IS IMPORTANT AS THIS FILE WAS A PREVIOUSLY MADE ASSIGNMENT AND CAN DEFINITELY PROVE USEFUL WHEN PUTTING TOGETHER MY ORDER. THIS IS ORDER IS THE PART 2 TO THE FILE I UPLOADED I.E. PART 1.
