Instructions.Audience, and Purpose
Write a 5-page literacy and hermeneutical analysis applying their critical lens to the common grounding and topic in English and American literature in their history mostly during the Reformation and Puritan eras through the common literature that everyone knows: The Bible. The said analysis will have:
1. You will write the paper in Microsoft Word on a short passage of scripture (one chapter or less) from either of the Old New Testaments and discuss the historical, literary and theological/ reflection context.
2. The paper will include a title page and a bibliography page of all quoted sources (excluded in the page count).
3. The inside body of the papers should be four to five pages, double spaced, following APA format.
4. Do not copy (plagiarize) sources but provide quotes with proper APA notation of at least five scholarly works including textbooks, scholarly articles and bible commentaries.
5. You may use scholarly online resources, but do not use bible devotionals
Imagine you were writing this essay for an undergraduate casebook (critical anthology) on the work in question.
Your purpose is to illuminate the work in question, help a college-level reader get more out it, and convince such a reader that your analysis of the work in question is valid. The purpose of the task itself is to give you practice applying at least one of the critical lenses weve worked with this time being. You should write with an audience of college instructors in mind.
Provide an especially focused INTRODUCTION which clearly states your thesis, and a similarly focused CONCLUSION which reaffirms that idea.
Note: I dont normally insist on a formulaic three-part-essay, but given the difficulty of these theories and your content, a firm and simple structure will help to clarify and ground your thinking.
FINAL NOTES:
1. Research what other critics have said about the same work.
2. Include a title which identifies the critical approach you are taking.
3. Write the question you are answering somewhere under the title.
4. Develop your argument fully, with focused paragraphs and good supporting evidence (reasons, examples, details, quotations, paraphrases) for your claims.
5. Acknowledge and refute counter-views. (his might be good place to discuss other critics views a bit.)
6. Keep your audience clearly in mind.
7. Write engagingly. Write with imagination, insight, and more than anything, clarity.
8. Document any sources using APA format.
9. Format your manuscript according to APA guidelines.
10. Avoid all types of plagiarism. TurnitinPlagscan is to be used.
11. Carefully edit and proofread your work for lapses in clarity, stylistic problems, and mechanical errors. Sources must be properly credited using APA.
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