ENGL 112 Lecture Notes - Hyperbole, Inculturation, Traditional Ecological Knowledge
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Sitting down at a table your paper. Trying to establish state of knowledge what is known about a subject: usually in the introduction (not research proposal) of your paper. Like in anselment article primary sources, diaries, letters, 1st hand accounts. Page 122 iron age societies feasting techniques: classical historians herodotus. Has to explain why she"s using him because he"s not an academic. Caveats/warnings it"s possible that some of these stories are fictional ; that there"s some hyperbole or transferring (using the stories and characteristics of one group and applying it to another) Despite these potential pitfalls or shortcomings, : west coast first nation societies. No construction of knowledge, just summarizing state of knowledge. The u. s. newspaper, the new york times, : magazines, newspapers may become your research site. Write a summary of the first passage (2-3 sentences) then use wenzel"s passage to develop the discussion (orchestration: reporting frames/intro. frame, double reporting, orchestration.
