Pick up a “Peer Editing” sheet from the front table and take out your rough draft Persuasive Essay due MONDAY!!! 7AM Turnitin.com Highlighted Bolded Underlined In class – in this order: Rubric Rough draft Peer edit Sources – at least 2 (highlighted) Receipt Highlight the following items on your final draft that you submit to turnitin.com.  Pathos--Yellow  Ethos--Green Logos--Blue Thesis/Claim--Bold Opposing Viewpoint-- Underline 

MLA Format and Citation Reminders

General Guidelines Font size 12 pt Times New Roman Double-spaced 1” margins Indent the first line of all paragraphs Use italics throughout your essay for the titles of longer works and, only when absolutely necessary, providing emphasis. General Guidelines

First Page Guidelines No title page (unless requested) In the upper left-hand corner of the first page, list your name, your instructor's name, the course, and the date (all double-spaced). Double space again and center the title. Do not underline, italicize, or place your title in quotation marks Create a header that numbers all pages in the upper right-hand corner .5” away from top of page First Page Guidelines

**Notice that there are no extra spaces between the heading and title, the title and paper, or between paragraphs! Example

DOES need to be 12 point font, times new roman, with 1” margins still DOES need to continue the last name/page # in the right header DOES NOT need a new left header with your name, instructor’s name, course, etc. DOES need a hanging indent for the second and following lines of citation DOES need a centered title, Works Cited – do not underline, bold, or italicize the title Works Cited

**The page number on your WC page corresponds to the last page of your written work. For example, if you write a three page paper, then your WC page is number four. [This student wrote a 22 page paper.] **Notice that there are no extra spaces between citations. Example

MLA style requires brief citation information to be included in the text of the paper OR in parentheses following a quotation, summary, or paraphrase. Check out the OWL PURDUE WRITING LAB if you want to double-check your works cited page and/or essay citations. MLA Citation

Author is quoted or paraphrased but not named in your sentence (MLA Handbook 6.2). It may be true that “in the appreciation of medieval art the attitude of the observer is of primary importance…” (Robert 136). Author is quoted or paraphrased and is named in the text (MLA Handbook 6.3). Quote: Sigmund Freud states that “a dream is a fulfillment of a wish” (154). Paraphrase: Smith developed the argument in his 1997 book (185- 91). Author is quoted or paraphrased and is named in the text but the quoted work has no page numbers (MLA Handbook 6.4.1). Mr. Chan, professor of Asian studies at the University of Texas, considers the same topic in the context of Hong Kong cinema. A work with no author (listed by title) is quoted or paraphrased (MLA Handbook 6.4.4). New York Times editorial called Ralph Ellison “a writer of universal reach” (“Death” 18).