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POV: third personAssignment Type: Final Essay – ArgumentativeA quick review of what you’ve already covered.Topic: As you continue your readings you should be highlighting terms, questioning events, pondering some what ifs, researching ideas presented that are either unfamiliar to you or have grabbed and captured your attention. These processes and interactions are the first steps in identifying a topic and developing a very basic, very kernel of an idea into a topic to be fully explored and presented in a paper.So when I say “you can choose your own topic” understand that means that you are exploring a topic IN the literature. Your essay must focus on something contained in our primary source, the source you are assigned to analyze. The thesis statement should specifically mention what you are going to present to the reader about the primary source. The main ideas should specifically mention something about the primary source that directly supports the thesis you present in the introductory paragraph. To that end, the secondary sources you select should directly support your thesis and main ideas. So choose your secondary sources carefully.Primary Source: “The Birthmark”Secondary Sources MANDATORY: 5Understand that your topic, your thesis, will direct the search for secondary sources. Your job is to formulate a thesis, based on the topic from the literature that you want to dive into, explore, expand upon, present to the reader, then start your search for other published works that agree with your stance, can support ideas you present in your essay, or can justify and serve as outside examples of the ideas you present.This “path” per se, is going to look different from one student to another because each student has a different idea to explore. While the path is different, the result is the same for all, a comprehensive Works Cited page that lists the primary source (because the student has borrowed text from the primary source, usually as an integral component of the thesis and or the main ideas) and at least two secondary sources (other works, outside of the primary source, that address – directly – the primary source or the idea you are presenting from the primary source.Borrowed Material: At least six instances of borrowed text fromThe primary sourceAt least 1 instance of borrowed material fromSecondary source oneSecondary source twoSecondary source threeSecondary source fourSecondary source fiveWorks Cited Page: 1 and it must have its own page, separate from the essay itself.

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