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Category > English Posted 24 Jan 2018 My Price 8.00

A Description of Morning

Applying Reader Response literary criticism, respond to the poem. How can you come to understand this information? Your imagination and experience is key. Link (Links to an external site.)

 

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 A Description of Morning, Jonathan Swift, 737-8.

And really you're doing fine! Remember to cite short passages occasionally to enhance your readers' understanding. Write at least 250 words. -- remember there are samples available for you -- please be curious enough to look at ALL the files posted for you, and note the regular due date for this activity!!

Remember that you want to use excellent language, writing mechanics, and grammar for ALL postings for this course. Here is the Rubric for all writing: RUBRICS-5.rtf

MLA StylePoetry.rtf

-- the above file shows you how to cite poems in MLA style -- if you haven't embraced documentation yet, do so immediamente! 

Here is a reader response example for your review: Link (Links to an external site.)

 

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Place a heading on your response, add a title (NOT RR One or some such), and apply the methods of Reader Response Literary Criticism. 

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AccountingQueen
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Status NEW Posted 24 Jan 2018 01:01 PM My Price 8.00

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