information and organize it into a coherent and well-reasoned argument. has a number of themes

One of the common tasks in academia (and in life in general) is to uncover information and organize it into a coherent and well-reasoned argument. has a number of themes that make the story rather complex upon deeper analysis. Some of these themes include: Pick one of the themes (either identified above or one that you found while reading the story) and look at what other people have said about this theme, either in general terms and/or specifically in the context of . Discuss what you think is important with the theme and if is still relevant in contemporary society while incorporating the other material that you identified. You must use a sources ( ), three of which have not been used in this course. 1250 – 1500 words (5 – 6 pages) 15% developing an effective subject; writing for appropriate occasion and audience; expressing ideas; spelling; critical analysis; clear statement of conflict and each side’s position; research and use of evidence; appropriate tone; sentence variety; consistent agreement; elimination of non-rhetorical fragments; effective ordering of ideas; effective resolution; punctuation (period, question and exclamation marks, colon, dash, ellipses, parentheses, brackets); formatting; elimination of second person; adoption of formal conventions (i.e., no contractions, using “one” and “we” rather than “I” or “you”); including citations