Your researched argument is where you take the information you’ve gathered on your topic (one that you may have been working on for at least the past three papers) and support a claim that you must make. Think of how to format your work into a circular or spiral format, supporting your authorial voice with evidence, and avoiding fallacies and “ranting.”
Requirements:
· 2500-3000 words long (10-12 pages long).
· A separate works cited page (not included in the 10-12 page count).
· MLA formatting.
Optional Alternative:
Take your subject and your stance on it and create a purely visual representation of it. If you choose this option, your requirements are:
· A well thought out creative representation (an image, sculpture, infographic (like this one from Tumblr), a visual story, a short story or play, etc.) that considers audience, perspective, the argument, and the information you’ve gathered.
o This should not be something just thrown together as it is worth two-thirds of the 100 points.
· A rhetorical and critical explanation of your visual that is 5-6 pages long (or 1250-1500 words long), formatted in MLA.
· Separate works cited page, formatted in MLA.
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