World Literature- argumentative thesis
World Literature- argumentative thesis
For this discussion, please complete the following:
- After finishing Virgil’s Aeneid, list two themes that you feel have been prominent throughout the entire text.
- A theme is a recurring idea or issue in a text.
- Choose one of the themes listed and write an argumentative thesis.
- To develop a thesis from one or more of your themes, ask yourself the following questions about your themes:
- What does this theme reveal about the work? About the work’s outlook, or about its view of others? About its audience or intended audience?
- Then, quote and cite two passages — from two distinctly different parts of the text — that support your argumentative thesis. Be sure to write 2-3 sentences after each quotation to show how it supports the thesis listed. ARGUMENTATIVE THESIS IS DUE BY THURSDAY 11:59MP PLUS I WILL ATTACHMENT A FEW PEER POST SO YOU MAY PROVIDE A 2-4 SENTENCES RESPONSE TO REGARDING THE LITERATURE. YOU ONLY HAVE TO PICK 2 OUT OF THE CHOICES AND THIS IS DUE BY SUNDAY 11:59PM
- To develop a thesis from one or more of your themes, ask yourself the following questions about your themes:
