A Lesson Before Dying looking into the Postcolonial Criticism

Format:
 Typed, double-spaced in a Times New Roman 12-point font.
 Should be a minimum of 10 pages and a maximum of 12 pages in length.
 Must follow MLA-8 citation guidelines.
 Both in-text citations and a Works Cited page are required; failure to include either upon submission will result in a failing grade.
 Three scholarly sources (found in the library databases) are required.
 Incorporate and integrate research smoothly in accordance with MLA documentation standards.
 Correctly use grammar, mechanics, usage, and syntax of Standard English.
 Demonstrate sophistication of style in terms of diction and sentence structure.
 Organize your essay coherently.

Analysis:
 Demonstrate a depth of analysis by not positing the obvious or taking an unsupportable position in your essay.
 Use appropriate vocabulary for literary analysis and define theoretical terms as you are using them to make analytical claims about the novel.
 Ensure that the research you conduct is appropriate and relevant to the overall argument you present in your essay.
 Demonstrate an awareness of an appropriate audience, in this case, your professor.
 You are expected to use the primary critical texts associated with the school of criticism you are employing in your analysis.

Synthesis Paragraph after beginning paragraph
A lesson before dying while looking at Postcolonial Criticism and Race Theory