In your first paragraphs, identify the main thesis and the main argument(s). Explain everything within this text that might be implicit in order to make its message as clear as possible. Clarify the underlying consequences or implications (with examples) of the issues raised in the text.
Identify the main thesis – or theses, plural – and the main arguments supporting it/them. Clarify, analyze, explain the texts meanings.
In your last paragraphs (clearly separated from the explanatory part), identify challenges/ objections and give your perspective about the relevance of the ideas you find in it – between 35 and 20 % of your overall wordcount.
FORMAT + ADDITIONAL REMARKS
Please indicate at the top which option you chose.
Between 1000 and 1300 words.
No need to indicate your references at the end, and if you do indicate your references, no specific format expected.
No need for a title.
Quotes : no more than 15% of your writing (for the essay) or 20% (for the text analysis).
I expect you to spend between 3 to 5 hours (no more, no less) on this.
Remember:
-to remain extremely clear, to avoid paraphrase (superficially rephrasing what the texts says if you choose the commentary) and plagiarism at all costs, and to not slide off topic.
Answer exactly the question that is being asked to you (if you choose the essay) OR make all the meanings of the text you comment very clear (if you choose the commentary), digging into what might be implicitly assumed, even raising interpretative uncertainties on your part in your commentary if you don’t understand a passage (always better to be honest on how you encounter difficulties with the text, and suggest some possible interpretations without being sure, than avoiding to comment a passage because you are embarrassed by it).
-please put in bold the words/passages of your work you deem crucial.
-Make absolutely sure you have time to proofread your work.
Bon courage!
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