The critical argument summary gives you the opportunity to start formally interacting with some of the literary criticism on your author, work, and/or topic, as well as giving you the opportunity to practice your quoting, summarizing, and paraphrasing skills. For this task, you will locate one scholarly article on your proposed topic and summarize the article. As you summarize, relate the article back to your own topic and argument. Follow these instructions carefully: -the article you use should be accessed through the gmc library. Open-web sources, such as Wikipedia, spark notes, or other websites, are not permitted. -to find your article online, access the gmc library website Search “databases by subject” and choose “literature” as your subject.

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Critical Argument Survival in Maya Angelou poetry Maya for a long time was considered a poet rather than a writer Considering my topic few critics have been involved in analyzing Mayas poets based on ... View the full answer