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Literаry Anаlysis *Yоu mаy use оne sheet оf paper containing personal notes for this writing assignment. Writing Prompt: After reading When Breath Becomes Air When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi, write an essay that analyzes the work of irony in the life of Paul Kalanithi. Give your essay an original title. Use the proper MLA heading and header for this assignment. Write in third person point of view. Write at least five sentences per paragraph. For the body paragraphs, steer away from summary and toward interpretation. Organize your essay in a way that brings out the relationship among your ideas, rather than organizing it according to the work’s sequence of events. Properly document direct quotes and paraphrases using a signal phrase or in-text citation. Use present tense verbs, consistently. Only shift tense when absolutely necessary. Integrate quotations properly, as modeled on pages L-14-L-18. Italicize the name of the book. Place the name of the book and the author’s name in the introduction paragraph. Introduction Paragraph: As seen in A Writer’s Reference: Writing About Literature on page L-10, write your introduction using this advice: The introduction to a literature analysis is usually one paragraph long. In most cases, you will want to begin the paragraph with a few sentences that provide context for your thesis and end it with a thesis that sums up your interpretation. You may also want to note the question or issue that motivated your interpretation. In this way, you will help your readers understand not only what your idea or thesis is but also why it matters. The following is an introductory paragraph announcing a student’s interpretation of one aspect of the novel Frankenstein; the thesis is highlighted. In Mary Shelley ’s novel Frankenstein, Walton’s ambition as an explorer, to find a passage to the North Pole, mirrors Frankenstein’s ambition as a scientist, to discover and master the secret of life. But where Frankenstein is ultimately destroyed by his quest for knowledge, Walton turns back from his quest when he learns of Frankenstein’s fate. Walton’s story might seem unimportant, but paired with Frankenstein’s, it keeps us from missing one of the novel’s most important themes. Through the character of Walton, Shelley suggests that the most profound and useful sort of knowledge is not a knowledge of nature’s secrets but a knowledge of the limits of knowledge itself. Transition Paragraph – Summarize the book in one or two paragraphs. Body Paragraphs (3): As seen in A Writer’s Reference: Writing About Literature on page L-11, write three body paragraphs that support your thesis statement: As a rule, each paragraph in the body of your essay should focus on some aspect of your overall interpretation and should include a topic sentence that states the main idea of the paragraph. The rest of the paragraph should present details and perhaps quotations from the work that back up your interpretation. In the following paragraph, which develops part of the outline sketched in L2-b, the topic sentence comes first. It describes the first voice in Langston Hughes’s “Ballad of the Landlord,” that of the Black tenant. The main voice in the poem is that of the tenant, who, as the last line tells us, is Black. The tenant is characterized by his informal speech. He contracts words (’member, more’n) and speaks in a colloquial English (“These steps is broken down”). This usage suggests the tenant’s separation from the world of convention, represented by the voices of the police and the press, which appear later in the poem. Notice that the writer has quoted from the poem to lend both flavor and substance to her interpretation. Notice too that the writer is interpreting the language of the poem: she is not merely summarizing the poem. Avoid simple plot summary when writing the body paragraphs: In a literature essay, relying heavily on plot summary can cause you to avoid interpretation. Resist this temptation by paying attention to your topic sentences. DRAFT: A TOPIC SENTENCE THAT LEADS TO PLOT SUMMARY As they drift down the river on a raft, Huck and Jim have many philosophical discussions. REVISED: A TOPIC SENTENCE THAT ANNOUNCES AN INTERPRETATION The theme of dawning moral awareness is reinforced by the many philosophical discussions between Huck and Jim as they drift down the river on a raft. Remember that readers are interested in your ideas about a work — the questions you ask and the details you find significant. To avoid plot summary, keep the following strategies in mind as you write. When you write for an academic audience, you can assume that readers have read the work. You need to include some summary as background, but the emphasis should be on your ideas and your interpretation. Use a transition sentence at the end of each body paragraph to smoothly transition your reader to the next supporting point. Conclusion Works Cited page