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CARL assignment

CARL assignment. A Streetcar Named Desire. The question.

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CARL assignment

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  1. CARL assignment A Streetcar Named Desire

  2. The question • Write a CARL which will answer the question, "In his drama, A Streetcar Named Desire, what idea does playwright Tennessee Williams develop regarding the significance of an individual's attempt to live unconstrained by convention or circumstance? • Be sure that your thesis statement answers the question posed! • Remember that the introduction must include four parts:  • the generalization  • a narrowed focus  • a specific focus • a thesis statement

  3. Next (essay skeleton) • Be sure that EACH body paragraph in your essay follows the pattern below, ensuring that you are following the "principle of thirds“: • New idea - answer the question and provide a statement of theme (thesis) for the paragraph • Evidence - provide evidence in the form of a strong quotation or paraphrase from the story to support your statement • eXplanation - explain how the detail you have chosen proves your thesis to be true • Evidence - provide evidence in the form of a strong quotation or paraphrase from the story to support your statement • eXplanation - explain how the detail you have chosen proves your thesis to be true • Evidence - provide evidence in the form of a strong quotation or paraphrase from the story to support your statement • eXplanation - explain how the detail you have chosen proves your thesis to be true • Transition - provide a transition from this paragraph to the next

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