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Title: Academic Argument + The Coquette
Description: 2 pages. Notes describe and talk about writing academic arguments. Also briefly discusses the intro to The Coquette. Talks about gender roles and society's views of gender, women in particular.
Description: 2 pages. Notes describe and talk about writing academic arguments. Also briefly discusses the intro to The Coquette. Talks about gender roles and society's views of gender, women in particular.
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9/30/15:
Academic Arguments
-‐Language in the thesis sentence that suggests it’s the thesis
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What are the places where they verbally mark out something new?
List, summarizing, what’s following
-‐tell you what they’re going to argue, then support with evidence
makes the reading a lot easier
not exact detail when searching for sources; pulling out main ideas (structure)
knowing how to get through information quickly
The Coquette as a Form
What is a novel?
Epic= long poem; written in verse; oral transmission
Conceptions of intellectual property
Adam Smith: one of the fathers of political economy
Basic laws of human interaction: economic, politics
Supply, demand, price
How should families interact with one another?
How should you treat someone who owes you a debt?
What is the proper form of worship?
How should relations between women and men be, if any?
Political economy doesn’t really tell us these answers
Novel explores family interactions, love, religious dramas, adventures, human encounters, etc
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Boyer, mother, general and family represent reason
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Fancy:
Eliza
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à republicanism, gender roles, jealousy, emotions
shaping behaviors, labels (flirting)
Women should be chaste, that is there only virtue, so being a coquette isn’t ‘okay’
Women seen as soft, conservative
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Sanford is a problematic figure but is socially accepted
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Roles in “getting things done”
Helping out with husband’s roles
Fewer servants
Women do a lot of work that she is unrecognized for
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Eliza considers, then blows it away
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Won’t reconsider, Boyer marries someone else; very cold letter to Eliza
Title: Academic Argument + The Coquette
Description: 2 pages. Notes describe and talk about writing academic arguments. Also briefly discusses the intro to The Coquette. Talks about gender roles and society's views of gender, women in particular.
Description: 2 pages. Notes describe and talk about writing academic arguments. Also briefly discusses the intro to The Coquette. Talks about gender roles and society's views of gender, women in particular.