Creon vs Antigone Sympathy Analysis
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
4-5 page essay:(argue that antigone is more sympathetic)
Compare Antigone and Creon. Is one more sympathetic than the other? Using details from the play to support your claims, show how one of them is "constructed" as more sympathetic than the other.
Here is a checklist of some instructions:
Use a standard, 12-point font (ex. Times New Roman)
Double-spacing throughout
Format using MLA
A guide for using MLA can be found here
If you include a Works Cited page, it will not count towards your 4-5 pages
Secondary sources are not required (but will not be punished)
Make sure your essay has a clear, specific, concise, and contestable thesis statement
Your paper will be evaluated on the following factors:
Argumentation/analysis (What evidence do you use to prove your thesis statement? How well do you analyze your evidence? How specific and argumentative is your thesis statement? Does your argument remain narrow and develop throughout your paper?)
Style/cohesion (Do your ideas flow on a sentence-to-sentence and paragraph-to-paragraph level? How organized are your paragraphs between context, evidence, and analysis? Does your paper have a proper introductory and conclusion paragraph?)
Writing/clarity (Are your grammar, syntax, and spelling correct? Is your writing repetitive? Is your writing concise and specific while elaborating on your points?)
Formatting (Are you using MLA correctly? Are you properly citing each example you use in your paper?
Compare Antigone and Creon. Is one more sympathetic than the other? Using details from the play to support your claims, show how one of them is "constructed" as more sympathetic than the other.
Here is a checklist of some instructions:
Use a standard, 12-point font (ex. Times New Roman)
Double-spacing throughout
Format using MLA
A guide for using MLA can be found here
If you include a Works Cited page, it will not count towards your 4-5 pages
Secondary sources are not required (but will not be punished)
Make sure your essay has a clear, specific, concise, and contestable thesis statement
Your paper will be evaluated on the following factors:
Argumentation/analysis (What evidence do you use to prove your thesis statement? How well do you analyze your evidence? How specific and argumentative is your thesis statement? Does your argument remain narrow and develop throughout your paper?)
Style/cohesion (Do your ideas flow on a sentence-to-sentence and paragraph-to-paragraph level? How organized are your paragraphs between context, evidence, and analysis? Does your paper have a proper introductory and conclusion paragraph?)
Writing/clarity (Are your grammar, syntax, and spelling correct? Is your writing repetitive? Is your writing concise and specific while elaborating on your points?)
Formatting (Are you using MLA correctly? Are you properly citing each example you use in your paper?