Discuss how your argument fits into the broader scholarly discourse surrounding this author’s work, using the work of others (properly credited, of course) to help define and inform your own position.

2. Discuss how your argument fits into the broader scholarly discourse surrounding this
author’s work, using the work of others (properly credited, of course) to help define
and inform your own position.
3. Support all assertions with evidence from the text and, if needed, from a secondary
source.
4. Quote and paraphrase effectively.
5. Demonstrate synthesis to create your argument, crafting paragraphs which require
evidence from multiple sources to demonstrate a claim.
5. Attend to the criteria we have been using all semester: claim, organization,
development, analysis, clarity of prose and revision.
6. Provide careful parenthetical citation and a Works Cited page for all sources.

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