Overview: You should
choose to write in an excerpt format.for the narrative
section (2 pages) and also in an excerpt format for
the analytical section (2 pages). The narrative section
should be written in the voice of a character, from
their perspective. Use description, dialogue, and action
verbs for emotive effect from your audience.
In the analytical section, you should attempt
to
--use two literary terms we have picked up
in class;
--use one outside resource better than Wikipedia;
--analyze the "effect" of your selected
narrative perspective, explaining why it was effective;
--reflect upon the struggles or implications
of narrative voice.
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Student Learning
Outcomes
--Select a fairy tale
character, character we have covered in class for film
or story, and write from that character's perspective,
selecting a CLEAR and DIRECT narrative style (we will
cover these in class)
--Employ dialogue, description,
and action verbs to enhance audience appeal;
--Consider the exciting
possibility of a 'twist' to that character's perspective.,
e.g., (to the bears, wasn't Goldilocks a vagrant, thief,
and someone who broke into their home and defiled their
beds?)
--In the analytical section analyze
and interpret the narrative
section that you wrote.
--Apply what you know
about basic research principles so as to find
expository information about your selected
narrative perspective.
--Create a clear thesis
statement that explains what narrative perspective you
used and the EFFECT that that style has upon the audience.
--Apply proper P.I.E.
paragraph structures to the essay
so as to outline and organize
the major points consistent with the essay's thesis
statement (e.g. how the perspective was used effectively
or not)
--Apply proper M.L.A.
or A.P.A.-based quoting conventions to the essay with
regards to proper quote introduction, parenthetical
citation, and other quote dynamics;
--Examine quotes or images
from the formal and informal text or visual-based
resources so as to significantly comment on
the relevance and impact of those selected images/words.
--Employ at least 2
quotes from various source materials that you
find, of a textual or visual nature. Please ensure that
the source material is BETTER than the Wikipedia page
for the topic.
--Employ 2 literary
terms that we have discovered from class, so that you
can demonstrate comprehension and mastery of those terms.
--Create a final, polished
draft of at least 4-6 pages, with a List of Works Cited.
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