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Redemption Through Mistakes: Public Perception & The Crucible

This argumentative paper explores if individuals who have made public mistakes can still be viewed positively. Drawing from 'The Crucible' and real-life examples like Tiger Woods and Bill Clinton, the essay examines competing views, supporting opinions with textual evidence and contemporary events. The structure includes introduction, background context, proposition, proof from the play and celebrities, refutation of opposing views, and a conclusion reinforcing the argument.

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Redemption Through Mistakes: Public Perception & The Crucible

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  1. Argumentative Paper • Can those who have made public mistakes still be seen in a positive light? After reading The Crucible, write an essay, speech or editorial that addresses the question and support your answer with evidence from the text. Be sure to acknowledge competing views and give examples from past or current events or issues and clarify your position.

  2. Examples Of People Making Public Mistakes Tiger Woods Arnold Schwarzenegger Jesse James Mel Gibson Kobe Bryant • Bill Clinton • Christina Aguilera • Ashley Simpson • Lindsay Lohan • Britney Spears • Charlie Sheen

  3. Arrangement of Paper • Paragraph 1-Introduction: state your purpose; capture the audience’s attention • Paragraph 2-Statement of Background—briefly tell the key events in the story (not the play, but the story of John Proctor and his affair) • Paragraph 3-Proposition –give your major points and state your position in detail

  4. Arrangement continued • Paragraph 4, Proof—give your proof from the play that answers the original question, also include proof from one or two celebrities • Paragraph 5, Refute-briefly state what the opposing view is and why it is wrong • Paragraph 6, Conclusion—restate your position and summarize your points

  5. Requirements • Your rough draft is due Wednesday, Jan. 25 • It must be typed, double spaced • You may submit a hard copy to me or you may submit it online through the website • **This is just a rough draft. We will be learning about documentation and finding sources to support your ideas before the final draft.

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