Expert answer:brotherly love interpretation for short story inte

Expert answer:brotherly love interpretation for short story included below prompt is included as well 3 – 5 pages double spacedTo write your interpretation, you will need the following:1)An angle (point of view) expressed as a thesis about meaning2)A set of points that develop your angle3)Evidence from the story to back up each point.http://swcta.net/moore/files/2012/02/sonnysblues.p…
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English 1301
Module 2 – Short Story Interpretation
Although part of the role of storytelling is to entertain, a greater purpose of it is to reveal perspectives on
reality. We tell and read stories to learn about ourselves, other people, and the world around us. Thus, it
is important to be able to interpret short stories to determine what an author is attempting to teach or
tell us.
Using one of the stories we read in class, you are to present and defend your interpretation. To write a
successful and insightful interpretation, it is best to focus on particular features of the story (we’ll discuss
these in class) and look for patterns within the writing. To determine your angle, you will find some
aspect or part of the story you find most interesting or worth discussing. Your thesis should present an
argument of what the short story reveals or teaches based upon those features or patterns.
Interpretations of these stories can vary greatly; therefore, you want to be able to support your
interpretation with specific evidence to ensure your credibility.
To write your interpretation, you will need the following:
1) An angle (point of view) expressed as a thesis about meaning
2) A set of points that develop your angle
3) Evidence from the story to back up each point.
To generate ideas for the interpretation, pay close attention to your first impressions of the story and
practice writing a few close readings of significant passages. Keep your audience in mind when writing
the essay – remember that they have read the short stories, too, so you need not focus on extensive plot
summary. Organize your essay around the set of points you develop, not the plot or author’s structure;
ensure that paragraphs are organized in a way to achieve clarity and flow. Don’t forget to cite all
quotations and paraphrases per MLA style. Since your own view is critical to an interpretation, please use
only your voice and the original story in the paper – no outside interpretation, critical essays, etc. should be
used.
Length Requirement: 3-5 pages, double-spaced, 12 pt. font, 1” margins
Total: 100 points
Roth
English 1301
Module 2 – Short Story Interpretation
Although part of the role of storytelling is to entertain, a greater purpose of it is to reveal perspectives on
reality. We tell and read stories to learn about ourselves, other people, and the world around us. Thus, it
is important to be able to interpret short stories to determine what an author is attempting to teach or
tell us.
Using one of the stories we read in class, you are to present and defend your interpretation. To write a
successful and insightful interpretation, it is best to focus on particular features of the story (we’ll discuss
these in class) and look for patterns within the writing. To determine your angle, you will find some
aspect or part of the story you find most interesting or worth discussing. Your thesis should present an
argument of what the short story reveals or teaches based upon those features or patterns.
Interpretations of these stories can vary greatly; therefore, you want to be able to support your
interpretation with specific evidence to ensure your credibility.
To write your interpretation, you will need the following:
1) An angle (point of view) expressed as a thesis about meaning
2) A set of points that develop your angle
3) Evidence from the story to back up each point.
To generate ideas for the interpretation, pay close attention to your first impressions of the story and
practice writing a few close readings of significant passages. Keep your audience in mind when writing
the essay – remember that they have read the short stories, too, so you need not focus on extensive plot
summary. Organize your essay around the set of points you develop, not the plot or author’s structure;
ensure that paragraphs are organized in a way to achieve clarity and flow. Don’t forget to cite all
quotations and paraphrases per MLA style. Since your own view is critical to an interpretation, please use
only your voice and the original story in the paper – no outside interpretation, critical essays, etc. should be
used.
Length Requirement: 3-5 pages, double-spaced, 12 pt. font, 1” margins
Total: 100 points
Roth
English 1301
Module 2 – Short Story Interpretation
Although part of the role of storytelling is to entertain, a greater purpose of it is to reveal perspectives on
reality. We tell and read stories to learn about ourselves, other people, and the world around us. Thus, it
is important to be able to interpret short stories to determine what an author is attempting to teach or
tell us.
Using one of the stories we read in class, you are to present and defend your interpretation. To write a
successful and insightful interpretation, it is best to focus on particular features of the story (we’ll discuss
these in class) and look for patterns within the writing. To determine your angle, you will find some
aspect or part of the story you find most interesting or worth discussing. Your thesis should present an
argument of what the short story reveals or teaches based upon those features or patterns.
Interpretations of these stories can vary greatly; therefore, you want to be able to support your
interpretation with specific evidence to ensure your credibility.
To write your interpretation, you will need the following:
1) An angle (point of view) expressed as a thesis about meaning
2) A set of points that develop your angle
3) Evidence from the story to back up each point.
To generate ideas for the interpretation, pay close attention to your first impressions of the story and
practice writing a few close readings of significant passages. Keep your audience in mind when writing
the essay – remember that they have read the short stories, too, so you need not focus on extensive plot
summary. Organize your essay around the set of points you develop, not the plot or author’s structure;
ensure that paragraphs are organized in a way to achieve clarity and flow. Don’t forget to cite all
quotations and paraphrases per MLA style. Since your own view is critical to an interpretation, please use
only your voice and the original story in the paper – no outside interpretation, critical essays, etc. should be
used.
Length Requirement: 3-5 pages, double-spaced, 12 pt. font, 1” margins
Total: 100 points
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