Providing ample analysis and strong evidence is key to supporting one’s claims. Using an interesting structure that moves beyond character name or chronology helps to create momentum in writing. This link provides a structure (VECTOR) for organization, as improper structure can be a great detriment to one’s overall argument.
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A successful theme statement must be general enough to capture the overall meaning of the work, but specific enough so that it conveys your unique interpretation. This link provides resources for writing effect theme statements,
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A thesis statement is usually one sentence that is developed, supported, and explained in the course of the essay by means of examples and evidence. This link provides resources for generating effect thesis statements.
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When integrating quotations into an essay it is important to move smoothly from the source to your own thoughts. If quotations are simply dropped in, without significant warning, a reader may become confused as to the appropriateness and relevance of that particular quotation. This link provides resources for correctly integration quotations into one's writing.
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