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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
The novel is an incredibly complex literary work with numerous components working together to provide the reader with an 'experience' that transcends reality...it suspends disbelief just long enough to venture into a world that could exist...but does not exist. How is that for confusing! The point here is if the story doesn't captivate you to the point where you can put yourself into the story...where you care about the characters, then the writer has not done their job.
This week you have a big assignment coming due this week where you discuss the plot elements within our course novel, Farenheit 451. The essayÂ
 750 - 1000 words (3-4 pages) plus a Works cited page for the novel itself. Make sure you double space, indent paragraphs, no subheadings, third person point of view only.
Each supporting paragraph needs to mention the specific portion of the narrative structure in the topic sentence. You must directly discuss exposition, rising action, climax, etc. within the paragraph. You must include a short textual reference from the novel. Show the reader where the climax is happening...or where the resolution comes in, etc. Avoid quoting large chunks...no block quotes...just a sentence is enough :)
Examples:
Bradbury uses exposition in an unusual way.
Climax is a tool Bradbury handled with tremendous skill.
Note:Â Each topic sentence will name a specific element of the narrative structure.
Cite using correct MLA format. Cite Hemingway and the page number the first time...then only the page number in all citations that follow.
Remember, third person point of view only to stay out of "C" range.
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