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February 21, 2008

English 11 Research Paper

English 11 Research Paper and Source Links (PDF)
Due Dates Here

Literary Modernism:
Textbook pp. 992-994, 1016-17 and 1384.

  • A rejection of traditional themes and subject matter.
  • A focus on alienated individuals rather than “heroes” who stood for the values of the society.
  • Frequent themes of impermanence and change.
  • The use of understatement and irony to reveal important emotions and ideas.
  • The use of symbols and images that suggest meanings rather than statements that explain meanings.
  • The use of stream of consciousness technique to show what’s going on both inside and outside the characters.

  • February 01, 2008

    Brave New World Research Paper

    Brave New World Research Paper Specifications:
    1. Topic Outline with Thesis Statement
    2. Research Paper with MLA Citations – 1300-1500 words
    3. Annotated Bibliography of at least 10 sources – not including BNW
    Due to Turnitin.com Feb. 13, 2008
    4. Works Cited of actual sources cited – use at least 5 from #3 above.
    5. Submit to Turnitin.com by 3:00 pm Feb. 20, 2008

  • Topics and Requirements (PDF)
  • BNW Scoring Rubric
  • Annotated Bibliography Example
  • Research Paper Style Guides

    Media Center Resources:

  • Gale Resource Center
  • SIRS Knowledge Source
  • INFOhio
  • OPLIN

    Other Resources:

  • Aldous Huxley Interviews
  • Huxley vs. Orwell
  • SomaWeb information, links and articles.
  • Brave New World by Aldous Huxley (html)
  • Brave New World e-text (PDF)

  • February 13, 2006

    MLA Citation Guides

    NoodleTools
    Citation Machine
    Diana Hacker Online Style Manual
    Sample MLA Paper #1
    Sample MLA Paper #2

    Purdue Online Writing Lab
    EasyWriter Online Handbook
    Bedford St. Martin's Online Style Guides
    Writer's INC
    How to Cite American Memory Sources

    EasyWriter Handbook
    The Writing Center - Cleveland State University
    Writing a Research Paper - Purdue Online Writing Center
    The Elements of Style by William Strunk, Jr.
    MLA.org