Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Fusce dui lectus, congue vel laoreet ac, dictum vitae odio. Nam risus ante, dapibus a molestie consequat, ultrices ac magna. Nam lacinia pulvinar tortor nec facilisis. Make sure that the quote you shows is in the novel translated by matthew ward. Use past tense to refer to events that precede the action of the novel.

use present tense verbs to refer to events that occur during the action of the novel.

It tends to shift the focus away from the main subject (the literature), creates wordy and indirect expression, and establishes a less confident tone of voice in your composition. You often hear that the pronoun 'I' should not be used at all.

avoid phrases such as 'I feel' and 'I think' because they are unnecessary in analytical writing and you as the reader are not the subject of the analysis.

use transitions between thoughts to establish coherence.

use deliberate structure - use a topic sentence, supporting sentences and a closing sentence.

avoid misreading the novel, taking quotations out of context, misrepresenting the text of the novel, or speculating far beyond what the text of the novel presents.

It may help to imagine that your reader does not agree with your interpretation, so you have to PROVE your point with logical reasoning that will persuade.

interpret the quotation for its relevance to the research question you chose to work with for the research paper assignment (how it provides evidence to support your claim about malice, deliberation, premeditation, fair trial, or death penalty).

analyze the quotation (how it is written - notice textual features such as word choice, expression, tone, figurative language, rhythm, etc.

use paraphrase to emphasize what is important in each quotation.

use signal phrases to introduce, integrate, and attribute each quotation (such as 'According to Meursault, Raymond says.

format short and long quotations correctly, according to current m la Style rules.

Quote only what is necessary to support the point your paragraph is trying to make.) (Do not present very large blocks of text.

present substantial quotation from a passage or scene in the novel.

use at least 200 well-chosen words appropriate for college-level writing.Research question: Did Meursault Receive a Fair Trail? Write FIVE PARAGRAPHS that analyze specific passages in The Stranger directly related to your main research question (about malice, deliberation, premeditation, fair trial, or death penalty). Novel: The Stranger by Albert Camus translated by Matthew Ward

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