. Address the writers’ differing approaches to their material, poetic elements, and distinctions you see between the works. (750-1000) words
(Requirements)
Incorporate quoted material into your sentences. Provide citations for paraphrased material as well as direct quotes. If it is clear from the context what author you are referring to, give only the page number (or line number if poetry) inside the parentheses. If unclear, provide author’s last name and page number–no punctuation inside parentheses.
Works Cited (Please use the uploaded materials for citation)
It lists only works cited in your essay–it is not a bibliography. First line of each entry is flush to left margin, additional lines indented.
Page 221: “A single work from a collection or an anthology”–the Silko citation is the model you should follow
page 221: “multiple sources in single anthology”
The first time you refer to the author, use first and last name. Do not use titles, just the name as the author provides it. After that initial identification, refer to author by last name only.
Note:
book titles are italicized
essay, story, and poem titles are in quotation marks, not italicized
Title the essay. A title needs to suggest what your essay is about. It cannot be the title of the work you are writing about; it is unique to the essay.
Furthermore,
Write a short response to the Journey to War section in about 50 words. This can be a personal response in relation to literary approaches
Also, Respond to the poem about pigeons in about 50 words. Keep observations of theme and elements of poetry in the forefront, addressing not only meaning but how the writer conveys that meaning.
Also, Respond to the poem “I shall betray Tomorrow” in about 50 words, the same way you would for the pigeons poem.
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