Outline

Michael Chabon, “Kids’ Stuff” (947-955)- the norton field guide to writing Essay 2 - Analysis. Your Outline should include at least 5 "paragraphs" (headings), with at least 3 bullet points in each "paragraph." You do not have to write full sentences in your Outline, but you should include specific points you plan on using in the essay, in the paragraphs you plan to use them. Further, your outline should include at least one reference to the text you are analyzing, with an appropriate in-text citation. You should also include a full Works Cited entry for the text you're analyzing at the end of your Outline. A model Outline is included below: Intro: ID text/focus of analysis Analysis Thesis (main argument) Supporting points Body 1: ID focus of paragraph (which supporting point?) Detail/Reference to text Explain Body 2: ID focus Detail/Reference Explain Body 3: ID focus Detail/Reference Explain Conclusion: Restate Supports/Thesis Explain Significance/Importance Close