17 Oct In this first essay, you will offer an analysis of the cultural values presented in any of the works weve covered up to t
In this first essay, you will offer an analysis of the cultural values presented in any of the works we’ve covered up to this point. So you can write on either Maus or The Handmaid’s Tale. You should be familiar with how the values that are manifested in these works. However, I’m not looking for a discussion of a character’s personal values; that’s a completely different subject. Rather, you should address the overarching values that the text is putting forth, and perhaps demonstrate how the author is either reflecting the values of the times, or pushing against those values.
You should produce a multi-paragraph document of between 500 and 600 words which addresses this matter thoroughly and demonstrates your knowledge. This essay should be typed and double-spaced, with a 12-point font, and your name in the upper left corner of the first page. You’ll submit it to the “Paper #1” dropbox, where it will go through the TurnItIn check for academic honesty.
You may use external sources in your essay, and if you do you will need to acknowledge where you got your information from. If you use the source’s language, put it in quotation marks. If you’re quoting from one of the poems you’re looking at, cite the line number. If you’re quoting something from one of the prose works, just cite the page number.
In case all of the above isn’t clear enough, here’s a paragraph-by-paragraph breakdown of what your paper should look like:
- Paragraph 1: Introduce the text and explain how the text addresses the prevailing cultural values present at the time of its composition. Do not just list those values; explain what they mean.
- Paragraph 2: Demonstrate how and where the first cultural value can be seen in the text you have chosen. Quote the text at the appropriate spots and explain how those quotations illustrate the value.
- Paragraph 3: Demonstrate how and where a second cultural value can be seen in the text you have chosen. Quote the text at the appropriate spots and explain how those quotations illustrate the value.
- Paragraph 4: Demonstrate how and where a third cultural value can be seen in the text you have chosen. Quote the text at the appropriate spots and explain how those quotations illustrate the value.
- Paragraph 5: Wrap it up.
Comments on your papers and your grade on the paper will be available to you through the Grademark view in the TurnItIn section (click on your TurnItIn score to access this).
Your TurnItIn Score
After you submit your paper and TurnItIn has completed its analysis, you are able to see your TurnItIn Originality Score. In general, lower numbers are better here, unless you’re quoting a lot of material from the text. Your score will also have a color attached to it. If the color you see is anything other than green, check your paper again to see that you have cited all your sources correctly. If you have, then you’re good. If you haven’t, then you can revise your paper and resubmit it. I will evaluate only the most recent version of your paper in the dropbox, but you can submit as many versions of it as you feel necessary.
How to view your marked papers in the Grademark View:
- Click on the colored section that has a percentage within it next to your paper title under the "TurnItIn Score" heading. This will take you to the TurnItIn suite.
- Once your paper loads, click on the icon at the top of the array of icons to the right of your paper. This will allow you to view multiple layers with your paper.
- In the list that flies out from the right, click on all three layers: Grading, Similarity, and e-rater.
- Double-click on any blue box in your paper to see my comment attached to that box.
- Double-click on any number in your paper to see the match that TurnItIn connected with the passage it highlighted.
- Double-click on any purple comment in your paper to see the machine-scored grammar corrections and access the handbook available to you.
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