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The lottery Story by Shirley Jackson Analytical Review Paper all the iformation is down below this must be done on time, feel free to ask me questions if needed Due date: Due in Blackboard no later than 11:59 P.M., April 27.
Essay: 500 words; MLA style, including in-text citation & Works Cited page
Expectation: Students are expected to write their own essays. Essays previously submitted in
other classes or essays appropriated (taken) from other sources and passed off as one’s own is
considered plagiarized. Such work will get you a 0.
Assignment overview
This assignment, an analysis of a text, involves writing similar to what scholars produce for book
reviews in academic journal such as Computers and Composition Online. The norm for
publication is 500-800 words, and writing such a brief essay can be challenging. Writers must
decide which details are most important and which insights are pivotal. Here’s how you start:
Choose one of the essays below
Summarize the key points of the essay
Think about criteria.
o Develop specific criteria (see Little Seagull pp 62-63) and apply them to the text.
Write a draft. Sleep on it. Draft again; then review before submitting
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Essays available in your reader, Patterns, for textual analysis
“Thirty-Eight Who Saw Murder Didn’t Call the Police” pp126
The Lottery. Pp. 304
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You will use Little Seagull (Tips for Writing a Literary Analysis) along with the material outline
below to aid you in this writing. LS pp. 62-63 Literary Analysis; Paraphrasing & summarizing
pp. 110-112
Elements of an analysis
Your analysis should be a fully developed argumentative essay with a clear thesis, an
introduction, several body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Before submitting, check for the
following:
A clear introduction to the essay: Be sure that you clearly state the author’s name and the essay
title within the first paragraph/introduction.
A brief summary of the essay: Early in your textual analysis, (in the introduction) you should
include a brief summary of the essay and any background information that the reader might need
to understand the topic. Don’t assume that the only possible audience is your instructor or that
she has already read the essay. Keep the summary short without sacrificing clarity.
A discussion of the essay’s audience and purpose: Whom is the author trying to reach? What
information is the author trying to convey to those readers?
An evaluation based on relevant criteria: You must present your own thesis (in the
introduction) separate from the author’s thesis, which speaks to the success of the essay based on
your interpretation and analysis. Clearly state the essay’s effectiveness and note the specific
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