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Literary Analysis
Conduct and write a literary analysis about any work you have read in this unit.
Reread the work you select, making note of any particular literary element that stands out. Choose the literary element and aspect of the text that you
will examine in your analysis. Follow the procedure outlined below to write your literary analysis. Your paper should be approximately two to three
pages in length. It should include a logical introduction, body, and conclusion that develops and supports your thesis. Include a works cited page as well
as in-text citations in MLA format to document your sources, including the literary text you selected to analyze.
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Literary Analysis
Conduct and write a literary analysis about any work you h...