English writing pt3 | English homework help
COMPETENCIES TO MASTER
· Can patronage elucidateations and analyses of studious texts delay textual sign
· Can attach ideas environing learning using divert terminology
· Can product an plentiful participation of adaptation
· Can use rule syntax and passage structure; punish spelling, punctuation, and capitalization; divert phraseology (e.g., punish firm, subject-verb unison, no detriment suffrage)
Overview
Why recognize rhymerry? The rhymer Amy Lowell said that topic was affect scrutiny, “Why should one eat?” In other suffrage, for some herd, rhymerry is twain nourishing and essential—it can fabricate us cry, compose us when we are overbalance, arouse us up when we are pleased, and say monstrositys in a way that trifle else can. But how does rhymerry do all these monstrositys? That’s what this Project is environing. In this Project, you conquer transcribe a pamphlet analyzing and elucidateing rhymerry.
Directions
For this Project, you conquer recognize three epics environing fathers: “My Papa’s Waltz,” by Theodore Roethke; “Those Winter Sundays,” by Robert Hayden; and “My Father’s Hats,” by Mark Irwin. You conquer then transcribe a pamphlet that scrutinizes how these epics use temper, imagery and simile or similitude.
1. First, scrutinize the Stipulations List to fabricate strong you recognize the concepts of temper, imagery, simile and similitude. Also, recognize through the resources “Using Sign From Texts,” “Writing Environing Poetry” and “Citing Poetry,” which conquer be beneficial when adaptation your pamphlet.
2. Next, recognize each epic audibly separate spaces. For the Roethke epic, you can incline to an audio refine of the rhymer recognizeing his epic. Circle any suffrage that are unacquainted to you or that startle you as specially animated. Look up any unacquainted suffrage.
3. In provision for adaptation your pamphlet, select space to dissect and elucidate each epic, because the forthcoming topics:
o What is the epic environing?
o What is the temper of the epic? Does the temper of the epic modify from the unconcealeding to the end?
o What collision do temper, imagery and simile/similitude bear on you and the epic?
o Does this epic entreat to you? Why or why not?
4. Once you bear carefully considered your answers to each of the aloft topics, use what you bear conversant from analyzing and elucidateing these epics to transcribe a 600- to 750-word paper. In your pamphlet, contribute at last one in of each of the forthcoming studious techniques: temper, imagery and simile/metaphor. You may use ins from any of the epics. Then, sift-canvass how these studious techniques collision the purports of the epics. What result do these techniques bear on the recognizeer? Why do you reflect the perpetrator chose to use the wording he did?
5. Proofrecognize your production to punish for errors in spelling, phraseology, punctuation or mechanics anteriorly you suggest your pamphlet.
6. You do not need to do inquiry for this pamphlet, but all sources, quotations and paraphrases from the texts must be cited using APA format.
DELIVERABLES
Suggested Word Count: 600
Accepted Refine Types: .doc, .docx, .odt, .rtf, .txt, .pdf
Rubric
The Rubric is used to evaluate your Project. Satisfying all of the Rubric criteria shows that you bear mastered the project and the relevant
Criteria |
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Introduction contains a unclouded topic statement |
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Begins delay an preliminary that uncloudedly introduces the topic |
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Describes what each epic is environing |
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Supports statements environing the epics using sign from the texts |
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Interprets and dissects the purport of each epic, applying the stipulations “mood,” “imagery” and “simile” or “metaphor” divertly |
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Explains which epics are entreating and why or why not |
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Ends delay a omission that synthesizes the ideas in the essay |
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Writing is unclouded, delay no superior errors |
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Any sources of knowledge are cited using APA format, delay no superior errors |
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Reading Materials
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/resources/learning/core-poems/detail/46461
https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/my-fathers-hats
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems-and-poets/poems/detail/43330
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/615/01/
http://www.georgetowncollege.edu/eng/resources/how-to-quote-poetry-in-english-papers/
Explore Writing, Poems Environing Fathers
Terms List
Simile
A image of harangue that compares two unaffect monstrositys, using the suffrage “like” or “as.”
Examples:
● "sly as a fox"
● “my attachment is affect a red, red rose”
Metaphor
A image of harangue that describes one monstrosity in stipulations of another, delayout the use of “like” or “as.”
Examples:
● “saccharine suffrage”
● “waves of anxiety”
● “porcelain skin”
● “a cancer on our society”
Mood
The overall consciousness the epic creates.
Examples:
● playful
● sad
● lonely
● angry
● joyful
Imagery
The use of picturesque, frequently nonliteral accents, distinctly touching to the senses.
Examples:
● “the wine-dark sea”
● “the fog that spiralled about us”
● “the smell of the chestnuts roasting on an unconcealed fire”