This paper needs to include 3 parts:
1) The essay This is due Dec 7th
2) Annotated Bibliography This is Due November 30th
3)Thesis proposal This is Due November 30th
please do no write it if you can’t meet the deadlines. Thanks
: I will provide examples of how the annotated bibliography and thesis proposal should look at the bottom part.
Critical analysis of the book ‘The Bluest Eye’ through critical race theory lens 5 annotated bibliographies, each has to be 150 words. 5 other secondary citings, cited in MLA format. And a thesis proposal.
Annotated Bibliography ( will give the reader a sense of the direction and depth of your research. It must include:
o A list of two of your Secondary sources, in proper bibliographic form, that will be important to and referenced in your argument
o give a synopsis of each text then explain its application and importance to your thesis and the ideas promised by your direction statement.
For Thesis Proposal (200 Words) :
Literary Theory or Lens chosen by you in planning this essay.
Your Thesis Proposal must be at least a paragraph (preferably typed and double spaced) of at least two sentences that could serve as a draft of your essays opening paragraphs and that, in plain English;
explains what it is that you will explore and ultimately discover about your text in
a paper of about 2,000 words referring to your chosen literary theory and the elements that you propose to employ in discussing the text (the basis for a Thesis Statement),
and then list 4 to 6 key points with examples from the text and elaborate on how each will be employed to illustrate and support your argument
For the Essay Term Paper (2200 words)
Critical Analysis of the book ‘The Bluest Eye’ through critical race theory lens (Please do not write it if you didn’t read the book). MLA format. PPA (Point Proof Analysis) format. The essay has to be a 4 argumentive essay that supports the thesis. Develop a plan in the form of a thesis statement and directional statement to organize and support your argument. Your thesis will examine the play or novel from one of the following critical approaches or lenses. Each of the following topics requires research beyond the primary text and into the relevant Literary Criticism. The theme must be addressed in your paper; to explore a literary work without referring to the theme ignores the essential purpose of the work.
