Its a Thesis Essay
* Pick a topic and a point of view or perspective from which you will discuss and write about that topic.
* Research the topic to see what the scholars who have gone before you have written about your chosen topic. Their work becomes your research sources. These sources can be books; academic journal articles; and other published thesis papers.
* As you read the sources you will be able to identify the themes and points of view (POV) that these scholars have written about the topic and see how that compares to the way you will write about it.
* What part(s) of the novel most interest you?
* What question do you have about the novel?
* The thesis you write discusses and possibly answers the question you ask [but the answer may not be comprised of a simple yes or no discussion; it is subtle, nuanced, connected to other works, and reflects the authors imagination]
* Your thesis is now part of the global (Global Perspectives in Literature) academic conversation as it concerns a globally acclaimed writer, Chinua Achebe, and his acclaimed work, Things Fall Apart.
* Collect evidence quotes from Things Fall Apart and your selected research sources as support for your thesis claims which depends on your title/topic and discussion approach (family, community, culture)
* Include a point of view in the first sentence of the first paragraph
* Provide perspective, context and framework in the thesis statement the last sentence of the first paragraph
* In-text citation format
* Works Cited format
* Use of evidence/support quotes
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