Fiction Analysis - "The Other Paris" Flashcards

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step 1

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read prompt

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step 2: diagnose the prompt

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  • intro: the follow passage is an excerpt from The Other Paris, a short story by the Canadian writer Mavis Gallant
  • warning: read the passage carefully
  • claims: explain how the author uses narrative voice and characterization
  • warrants: to provide social commentary
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step 3

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read the piece

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step 4: which devices establish the claims/warrants

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  • characterization data
  • created shallow characters using direct characterization
  • illustrates that you marry someone who is suitable for marriage
  • direct characterization shows societal pressure to get married
  • you can’t learn everything from formal education
  • marriage should not be stumbled upon
  • characterize the narrative voice and how it comments on the social data
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step 5

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organize the essay

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