Analysis and Argument
an analysis of a prose narrative, poem, or film/play we have not read using the methods from this class that presents an argument for the interpretation of the work.
1 primary source (literary work), secondary sources optional
Comparison
a comparison between two or more works that argues for an overall theme, argument, or significance
2 or more primary sources (literary works), no secondary sources
Subject Review
an argument which first summarizes stances from multiple sources on a particular subject that is relatable to our theme and then presents a claim about the subject
example subjects: empathy in medicine, narrative medicine, healthcare reform, palliative care . . . (These are broad subjects which would not be suited for the brief presentation. Your proposal should state how you will narrow the topic, example: empathy within the emergency room setting.)
at least 2 sources
Any Reasonable Topic
