annotations, and other materials for What can you use to support your Brave New World. argument? Do you need to go beyond the novel itself? Do you need to do some research? Share your evidence here: What would people who disagree with you say? What evidence supports their position? How can you argue against them? Is the issue too complex to be stated as a black-and-white, right- or-wrong, yes-or-no position? Are there degrees of probability or certainty? For example, no one can know for certain that our society is becoming like the World State or even that such a development would be bad. Is there enough evidence to suggest that the is strong enough that possibility we should take some action to prevent it? How will you handle a nuanced argument like this? Activity 23: Getting Ready _____/20 Complete each exercise below. Rhetorical Quickwrite Who is your audience for this writing? What is your plan? What do you want to tell them? What are your most important points? What are you passionate about on this issue? How will you convey these ideas and this passion? How do you want your writing to affect the reader? Write a quick paragraph in response to these questions. Scratch Outline With the novel and all of your notes and annotations arranged around you, make a scratch outline of your writing plan. What is your main idea? What comes first? How will you support it? What comes next? After that? How will you conclude?
annotations, and other materials for Brave New World. What can you use to support your argument? Do you need to go beyond the novel itself? Do you need to do some research? Share your evidence here: What would people who disagree with you say? What evidence supports their position? How can you argue against them? Is the issue too complex to be stated as a black-and-white, right- or-wrong, yes-or-no position? Are there degrees of probability or certainty? For example, no one can know for certain that our society is becoming like the World State or even that such a development would be bad. Is there enough evidence to suggest that the possibility is strong enough that we should take some action to prevent it? How will you handle a nuanced argument like this? Activity 23: Getting Ready _____/20 Complete each exercise below. Rhetorical Quickwrite Who is your audience for this writing? What is your plan? What do you want to tell them? What are your most important points? What are you passionate about on this issue? How will you convey these ideas and this passion? How do you want your writing to affect the reader? Write a quick paragraph in response to these questions. Scratch Outline With the novel and all of your notes and annotations arranged around you, make a scratch outline of your writing plan. What is your main idea? What comes first? How will you support it? What comes next? After that? How will you conclude?
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