Write a 3-page Rogerian essay in which you develop a way for both sides of this issue to come together, those who want these illustrated narratives to be accessible to young people and those who oppose works in this growing genre due to their mature or controversial subject matter (in some cases, sexuality, violence, and adult themes, etc.). Make sure to review our textbook reading by Moxley on Rogerian writing. There are many model writings to understand the psychology of an essay such as this, the most famous of which is Martin Luther Kings Letter from a Birmingham Jail. This is a Rogerian Essay. You will explore the outermost boundaries of both positions to really understand and make use of a full range of logical reasoning on the issue. The truth is that any writing, even those without an explicit Rogerian moment or thread running through them benefits from an exhaustive understanding of contrary ideas. As much as possible, maintain a neutral, mutually supportive tone. The essay needs to be typed, double-spaced, 12-pitch, Times New Roman font, and in MLA format with correct headings and pagination. Please review your essay for grammar issues prior to submission. Follow Dr. G.-Z.s special 6-part Rogerian template; no other forms will be allowed. There will be no late submissions accepted; this is a college-level transfer course. You must have two references or sources from the MSJC library which are used via in-text citation and in the Works Cited section of your paper.
