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English 101: Working Thesis and Outline<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

This assignment is designed to help you further articulate your working thesis for your essay and consider how you might develop or refine it as you begin writing.<\/p>\n

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Thesis<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

Your essay should have a clear, specific working thesis – a main complex claim you explore and develop in the essay – to help focus your topic. In a few sentences, <\/span>articulate your thesis at the top of your outline<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Remember that a \u201cworking\u201d thesis means that this idea can and will change as you write your essay. What your write now is enough to get your paper started and for your initial readers to see the focused claim guiding your discussion in the paper.<\/p>\n

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Writing the Outline<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

Draft a bird\u2019s-eye-view of how you might develop the discussion of your initial claim or guiding question<\/strong>. Doing an outline, before writing your draft, should help you see how might organize your ideas and evidence – be it examples, observations, interviews, or secondary sources. This is supposed to help you brainstorm and give you a way to possibly begin the first draft. You are not, however, tied to your outline once you start writing; this assignment will hopefully be useful in developing your writing, not shutting it down.<\/p>\n

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You may not be able to deal with every aspect of your paper in detail right now, but do <\/span>think in terms of<\/strong>:<\/p>\n