Literary Analysis of Themes in Ibsen's play

The author explores a variety of themes that resonate with the human experience. Your task is to develop a thesis that examines one of these themes in depth. Your thesis should offer a unique perspective on the theme and be supported by both the primary text and a minimum of three secondary sources. After selecting your theme and developing your thesis, conduct thorough research to find secondary sources that will help you support your claims. As you gather information, practice diligent note-taking and ensure all sources are credited according to MLA format. Use the TCS (transition phrase, context, speaker) strategy to integrate direct quotes seamlessly into your essay. Create an outline to organize your thoughts and structure your essay effectively. Your essay should include an engaging introduction with a clearly defined thesis statement, body paragraphs that connect back to your thesis while clarifying, exploring, explaining, and developing the chosen theme, and a conclusion that encapsulates your findings and reinforces your thesis. Throughout your essay, maintain a high level of literary language and ensure that the text flows logically. Your commentary on the research should be thoughtful, engaging, and clear, demonstrating a non-biased perspective that supports a valid conclusion. Remember to adhere to MLA formatting throughout your essay, including in-text citations and a Works Cited page. Pay close attention to mechanics, usage, grammar, verb tense, punctuation, and paragraph organization. Your final draft will be assessed on the knowledgeable application of sources, content and organization, mechanics and usage, and information literacy. Ensure that your work reflects a conscientious application of research ethics and demonstrates the importance of author credibility and validity. All stages of the writing process, from research to the final draft, will be completed in class. Utilize this time effectively to produce a well-crafted essay that showcases your understanding of 'Of Mice and Men' and your ability to engage with literary analysis and research.