Mini Essay 2

the essays will tje conform to a very simple rubric, precisely this very simple three-part essay formula, as follows: 1. titling your informal essay with a Thesis Question, since all college essay writing — whether formal or informal — essentially constitutes an answer to a question.For example: “Can One Always Know That One Is Doing Evil?” 2. a Thesis Answer in your first paragraph; that is, you will contain in your first paragraph an answer to your Thesis Question. For example: “…With her novella “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” Flannery O’Connor implies that sometimes one does not always know that one is doing evil; and this essay will examine the presence of the absence of a knowledge evil in her novella.” 3. two Evidence Subsections: these two evidence subsections constitute (A) two individual pieces of textual evidence drawn from you primary text, and (2) your way explaining them as proof of your thesisFor example: you may quote and explain two passages from Flannery O’Connor’s “A Good Man is Hard to Find” in order to prove your Thesis Answer — namely, “…one does not always know that one is doing evil.” These two Evidence Subsections exist to support the position that should be either explicitly spelled out or implied in your Thesis Answer