Read the excerpt from Mark Twain's Two Ways of Seeing a River (1883). Then, compose a well-written essay that analyzes the techniques Twain uses to make his argument. You might use the "Questions for Discussion and Writing" found at the end of the excerpt as a guide for composing your analysis. There is no word limit, but you must respond in a full composition, and you may take no longer than 50 minutes to read and write. Post your essay to your blog by the end of the class period.
11 April 2008
A River in Twain
Read the excerpt from Mark Twain's Two Ways of Seeing a River (1883). Then, compose a well-written essay that analyzes the techniques Twain uses to make his argument. You might use the "Questions for Discussion and Writing" found at the end of the excerpt as a guide for composing your analysis. There is no word limit, but you must respond in a full composition, and you may take no longer than 50 minutes to read and write. Post your essay to your blog by the end of the class period.
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