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THE TOPIC FOR ESSAY THREE HAS BEEN POSTED.

I also posted the example format for an outline last week.

Read the Chapter in the Bridge on Comparison Contrast first. Notice that we are doing POINT BY POINT comparison or contrast. If you have any questions on how to do this, listen to the lecture an then post questions.

Then read the assignment. It is basically a comparison or contrast of two works of fiction (one is your choice, the other is POMC).

Post your outlines for your comparison or contrast essays here.

Use full sentences and make sure there are three research supports for each body paragraph.

Make sure that the outline looks like a point-by-point comparison or contrast.

DO NOT compare AND contrast.

I want you to have a running start at this paper, so post early and we'll get some discussion threads going.

You must comment on the outlines of two other students. In your comments, you should provide them with two pieces of research that you found on their authors. Give them a complete citation so they can use it in their papers if they so choose.

Read as many outlines as possible.

Learn to correct some of your mistakes by engaging in the process through a peer.

THIS IS YOUR NEXT ASSIGNMENT THE OUTLINE POST IS DUE April 15th by 9PM

Here is an example outline format below:

Introduction

Begin with a thesis

Transition into the body of the paragraph.

The paragraph introduces the two works of fiction A and B, which are being compared or contrasted and includes an overview

Thesis

Point #1

Point #2

Point #3

Ex. Steve Martin's Pleasure of My Company shares some interesting similarities to The Hunger Games especially when looking at ruluctant romance, rigid societies and internal cowardice.

Comparison or Contrast 1

More detailed explanation of the points with alternating discussions of Subject A and Subject B

Subject A — Point #1

Ex. Daniel is driven by the idea of romance, but he is very awkward when his opportunities arise.

Supporting detail

When Philipa comes to his room, he sabotoges the encounter quickly.

Example

"And I knew if Philipa and I seized the moment the hallway would never be the same" (39).

Subject B — Point #1

Ex. Katniss drives romance away from her thoughts even when it is obvious that someone else is driven by it.

Supporting detail

She tells Peeta that she barely remembers his most sincere act.

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Comparison or Contrast 2

More detailed explanation of the points with alternating discussions of Subject A and Subject B

Subject A — Point #2

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Comparison or Contrast 3

More detailed explanation of the points with alternating discussions of Subject A and Subject B

Subject A — Point #3

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Conclusion

Summary of main points

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Restatement of thesis statement

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