Kelli McBride
ENG 1213: Principles of English Composition II
Updated 14 September 2007
Introduction to Argumentation
Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4
Basic Course Documents
ENG 1213: Individual Links to Reader and Supplement Material
ENG 1213 Syllabus - Spring 2008
Writing in College: A Short Guide to College Writing by Joseph M. Williams and Lawrence McEnerney (for an MS Word formatted version, click here.)
MLA Works Cited Example
Essay Checklist
Grading Rubric
MLA Paper Template (*.doc file)
MLA Documentation Overview (McBride) - Required Reading
MLA Works Cited Example (McBride) - Required Reading
EasyBib: The Free Automatic Bibliography Composer
MLA: Works Cited Assignment
MLA: Annotated Bibliography Assignment
UNC Writing Lab Handout: Annotated Bibliography (excerpted)
MS Word Annotated Bibliography Template
MLA Finals Review (McBride)
A Guide to Research: MLA
Documenting WWW Sources (MLA)
MLA Paper Template (*.doc file) (McBride)
Plagiarism
Plagiarism Quiz
Portfolio Assignment Handout - NEW
Commonly Recognized Research Paper Conventions
ENG 1213: Vocabulary Quiz Study Guide
Sentence Combining Tips
A Writer's Inventory
Thesis Equation
"Argument" - University of North Carolina Handout - Required Reading
How to Research - Required Reading
Writing an Argumentative Essay
Paradigm's Writing Argumentative Essays
Argumentation and Critical Thinking Tutorial
Establishing Arguments
UniLearning: Writing Argument
Essays and Arguments: A Handbook on Writing Argumentative and Interpretive Essays by Ian Johnston
Academic Essay Guidelines
What is Rhetorical Analysis?
Three Argumentative Appeals
Thesis Equation Handout
Essay Formatting Guidelines - Required Reading
UNIT ONE: HITLER AND LOGICAL FALLACIES
Unit One Essay Handout: Argument Analysis REVISED VERSION
Sample: Argument Analysis Essay on Hitler
Reading Homework
Practice Paragraph Assignment - Hitler and Logical Fallacies
Practice Paragraph Grading Rubric
Logical Fallacies Handlist (L. Kip Wheeler)
Logical Fallacies by Type
Logical Fallacies Study Guide
"Propaganda: How Not to Be Bamboozled" (Donna Woolfolk Cross) - Required Reading
Hitler: "On Nation and Race" from Mein Kampf
Richard Nixon: "Checker's Speech"
Video: Nixon's "Checker's Speech"
Essay 1 Content Guide (not the same as the essay checklist you attach to your paper)
Unit Two: Plato's "Allegory of the Cave"
Unit 2 Essay Assignment Handout
Plato: "Allegory of the Cave" from The Republic
Plato Lecture Notes and Online Links
Plato: Summary Worksheet
Plato: Summary
Plato: wiseGEEK Summary
Wikipedia entry for "Allegory of the Cave"
Wikipedia entry for "The Socratic Method"
The World of Being and the World of Becoming
Spark Notes: Plato
Unit Three: John Stuart Mill and liberty
Unit 3 Essay Assignment Handout
Links about "On Liberty"
"On Liberty" from Bartleby.com
"On Liberty" Drastically Abridged (Ian Johnston)
Lecture Notes on Mill's "On Liberty" (Ian Johnston)
Wikipedia entry for John Stuart Mill
Wikipedia entry for "On Liberty"
Spark Notes: "On Liberty" (formatted *.doc version)
Grade Saver: "On Liberty" Summary & Analysis
James Bovard, "Free Speech Zones"
Linda Monk's Analysis of the Bill of Rights
Melvin Uroksky, Rights of the People: Individual Freedom & the Bill of Rights
Sample Introduction and Historical Background (McBride)
Unit FOUR: FREE CHOICE TOPIC
Unit 4 Essay Assignment Handout
Argument Essay Topics (suggestions)
Argument Essay Topic Links (from the ENG 1213 Online class site)
Paper Proposal Assignment