So we have to actually, properly reference critics' quotes (like including the article/book/paper, the publisher, the year) and I am struggling to even figure out where to begin?? I don't think the critics have to be specific to ASND and TWW, it can be any statement someone has made that links to your argument but I don't know how to look for that
So we have to actually, properly reference critics' quotes (like including the article/book/paper, the publisher, the year) and I am struggling to even figure out where to begin?? I don't think the critics have to be specific to ASND and TWW, it can be any statement someone has made that links to your argument but I don't know how to look for that
here are some things you can use to find critics: - books. Honestly, just search up the name of the books you’re doing and someone would probably have written something about it. You can also do this for your theme/philosophical ideas (ie. Oppression of women in the 1950s) Try finding some in a library or ordering some in (sometimes your college will do this for you) – search up the book title + a theme. some past studies will probably come up. - academic search engines. I personally use refseek.org (go to the documents part) and it collects all of the pdfs you can find on the web so it’s easy to find past studies - online archives + libraries. jstor, the internet archive, and worldcat.org are great places to find online resources. You should get access through your college email.