write a critical essay on “Stopping By Woods on a Snowy
Evening,”
This is the prompt and I will attach the rubric.
B. Symbolism. This is pretty open-ended, but allows you to follow a rabbit down a hole, potentially. If there is something that seems significant in the text and it doesn’t fit in one of the other options, this is your opportunity to see what you can make of it. This option has its pitfalls and dangers, so make sure you can write a tight, logical, and well supported essay for 4 pages looking at one key element before you commit to this. If you can find textual evidence in 5 places that are connected to one central image, you should be okay, depending on your writing style.
Include a Works Cited page with a complete citation.
Minimum Requirements:
1. Pick one of the options below and write about one text
2. Make sure your paper is MLA formatted:
a. Includes clear citations of your sources and our texts;
b. Has a Works Cited page;
c. Is double-spaced;
d. Has the following information on the left – your name, class information, my
name, which option you’ve chosen, and the date;
e. Has a title that foreshadows your thinking in some way (not the title of the
assignment);
f. Has a page number with your last name in a header at the top right corner.
g. Has Times New Roman font, 12 pt
h. Has 1” margins and no blank lines (dead space) between paragraphs or after your
left header and paper title.
3. Essay #2 should be 3.5 – 5 pages, (1000 – 1500 words), not including the Works Cited
page.
4. Posted to Canvas as a Word document.
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