Analysi More’s Utopia and Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale

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You will write a synthesis paper looking at More’s Utopia and Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale.

Analysi More’s Utopia and Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale

You should investigate some idea or theme or concept that you see present in both works and share your analysis of meaning/significance. Your thesis should be arguable and thought-provoking. Academic Level : Bachelor Paper details Required texts:

1. Handmaid’s Tale by Atwood

2. Utopia by Thomas Moore This class is called Utopia and Dystopia, hence in the paper write about common and interesting similarities (2 to three similarities) the way utopia or dystopia its being described in the books. Analyse the similarities or differences adequately please.

You will write a synthesis paper looking at More’s Utopia and Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. You should investigate some idea or theme or concept that you see present in both works and share your analysis of meaning/significance.

Your thesis should be arguable and thought-provoking. As evidence, you will use textual excerpts from both novels.

Your paper will be about four double-spaced pages.

The final draft is due on Monday, October 21. Here are some guidelines and suggestions:

• Please remember that Utopia and The Handmaid’s Tale are the ONLY sources you should use for this paper. I’m not interested in points/thoughts/analysis outside of the two texts we’ve read.

• You may wish to consider rhetorical strategies, the structure of the piece, the uses of language, or any other aspect of the pieces that interests you. Keep in mind that I’m looking for YOUR thoughts on the texts.

• Create a clear and compelling thesis statement and place it in the first paragraph of your paper.

• In the body of your paper, develop the main points of your thesis statement.

• Use evidence from the texts, as well as analysis, to support your points. Assume the audience has read both works.

• Check your writing to be sure it is clear, concise, and precise. Procedures:

• Use MLA documentation and have a Works Cited page at the end of the paper.