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This unit guides students through the process of conducting independent literary research culminating in a comprehensive research paper and an oral presentation. Students will select a literary work for in-depth study, develop a thesis, conduct research, draft and revise their papers, and present their findings to peers for feedback. The chapter emphasizes the importance of selecting interesting subjects, constructing well-supported arguments, and honing presentation skills.
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Term: Thesis Statement
Definition: A concise statement that presents the author's main argument or interpretation of a literary work.
Term: Research Paper
Definition: An academic paper that presents an argument supported by scholarly research, analysis, and evidence.
Term: Oral Presentation
Definition: A verbal report that summarizes research findings, supported by visual aids and engaging delivery.
Term: Peer Review
Definition: A process where classmates exchange drafts to provide constructive feedback that can improve each other's work.
Term: Literary Analysis
Definition: The examination of a literary work's themes, characters, and techniques to understand its deeper meanings.