The final essay is a revision and expansion of both Essay #1 (critical lens theo

The final essay is a revision and expansion of both Essay #1 (critical lens theory) and Essay #2 (critical lens theory)
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Essay Requirements:
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Typed, double spaced with 12 point Times New Roman Font, MLA format
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6-8 pages in length MAX
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Works Cited page 6 sources properly cited in MLA
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This is an expansion of both essays 1 and 2. In this revision students will compile their revised drafts for both essays into a longer and cohesive body of work. The primary source for essays 1 & 2 are the same however the critical lens is different. In this final essay students must integrate relevant critical analysis from both of these drafts into a new combined draft.
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Students CANNOT simply copy and paste essay number 2 to the end of essay 1. Essay 3 is a new body of work compiling the strongest points of critical analysis from the two previous essay.
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Example: if a student is writing about a character from “The Big Bang Theory” using the psychological lens in paragraph 2 of essay #1 and that same character from the gender lens in paragraph 5 of essay #2 those paragraphs should be combined or organized together in this final draft.
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Page count
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This essay is a 6 page minimum and a 8 page maximum, the purpose of a revision assignment is to be deliberate with diction and critical analysis. Any student that does not meet this page range will lose points on both ends. *REMEMBER: 6 pages means the 6th page is full of text not a single line on the top of the page. I do not count pages by sheets of paper but rather writing on the page*
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Revision
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Thesis statement will need to be revised to include both lenses. There may be significant portions of both essay 1 and 2 that are removed to create a more cohesive thought. Any paragraphs that are primarily summary or not revised from the first drafts will lose significant points.
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Expansion
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Students may need to refer back to their sources on the first drafts to collect additional evidence. Students may also need to find new/additional sources to collect more relevant evidence to support their claims in essay #3.
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