Great Expectations Many feel the novel is autobiographical. Compare and contrast story events with events in Dickens’s life as it compares to Great Expectations

Paper details:
700 words (or more) of original, organized, and flowing analytical discussion • An introductory sentence that reveals to your reader what your paper focuses on • A clear and strong thesis statement, which details your analytical stance • Developed discussion of argument and analysis • Absence of story summary; essay should provide an aspect of analytical approach and discussion • Initial analysis of novel that addresses a question from the suggested topics in the content area (if you come up with one on your own check with me for approval) • Inclusion of two valid secondary sources. • Correct MLA format (double-spacing, paragraph indents, margins, etc.) • A works cited page of your sources, using the handbook for correct MLA citing guidelines (no MS Word Bibliography tool) • Correct grammar and careful editing. Good use of style (no expletive phrasing, negative phrasing, passive voice, redundant/unnecessary words, and use of 3rd person only)

Great Expectations Many feel the novel is autobiographical. Compare and contrast story events with events in Dickens’s life as it compares to Great Expectations

Paper details:
700 words (or more) of original, organized, and flowing analytical discussion • An introductory sentence that reveals to your reader what your paper focuses on • A clear and strong thesis statement, which details your analytical stance • Developed discussion of argument and analysis • Absence of story summary; essay should provide an aspect of analytical approach and discussion • Initial analysis of novel that addresses a question from the suggested topics in the content area (if you come up with one on your own check with me for approval) • Inclusion of two valid secondary sources. • Correct MLA format (double-spacing, paragraph indents, margins, etc.) • A works cited page of your sources, using the handbook for correct MLA citing guidelines (no MS Word Bibliography tool) • Correct grammar and careful editing. Good use of style (no expletive phrasing, negative phrasing, passive voice, redundant/unnecessary words, and use of 3rd person only)

Great Expectations Many feel the novel is autobiographical. Compare and contrast story events with events in Dickens’s life as it compares to Great Expectations

Paper details:
700 words (or more) of original, organized, and flowing analytical discussion • An introductory sentence that reveals to your reader what your paper focuses on • A clear and strong thesis statement, which details your analytical stance • Developed discussion of argument and analysis • Absence of story summary; essay should provide an aspect of analytical approach and discussion • Initial analysis of novel that addresses a question from the suggested topics in the content area (if you come up with one on your own check with me for approval) • Inclusion of two valid secondary sources. • Correct MLA format (double-spacing, paragraph indents, margins, etc.) • A works cited page of your sources, using the handbook for correct MLA citing guidelines (no MS Word Bibliography tool) • Correct grammar and careful editing. Good use of style (no expletive phrasing, negative phrasing, passive voice, redundant/unnecessary words, and use of 3rd person only)