●Choose ONE of the texts we’ve read so
far: “How To Tame A Wild Tongue,” “Names/Nombres,” or one of the bilingual
poems.
●Respond to the following question in
relation to your chosen text: How could the text be read and
interpreted differently by two different readers?"
●Your first 1-2 sentences are an
intriguing, interesting statement or question (not the prompt itself) related
to your topic and thesis statement. You may choose to complete this
piece last, but make sure it is at the beginning of your introduction.
●Your introduction includes the
name of the author and title of the work you are going to discuss in
the paper in the order in which you are going to discuss them.
●The final sentence(s) of your
introduction is/are your thesis
statement,
or claim, about the texts you discuss that also relays the general structure of
your paper.
**
Remember, a thesis statement is something you can argue for or against.***
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