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The English Works Anthology Series : How to write a text response essay

How to write a text response essay (Volume 3) draws upon the stories and poems in An Australian Anthology; a snapost of literary landscapes. It consists of guided questions, key ideas, authors’ checklists, sample paragraphs and model essays. It also includes tips and samples on comparative essays.

How to write a text response essay (Volume 3) covers the salient features of an analytical essay on a book.  It covers “10 tips” relating to the features of a well-structured, logical and coherent essay. The various tips will sharpen your analytical skills and avoid story-telling.

It will help you: 

  • analyse prompts, breakdown concepts and construct a logical argument;
  • recognise the difference between relevant and irrelevant topic sentences and between analytical and descriptive statements;
  • select relevant quotes and evidence from a text to prove your point;
  • use analytical terminology and analyse story-telling techniques to improve the depth of your analysis;
  • construct a coherent and logical essay, showing a progression of ideas; and
  • mount a challenge by recognising problems, exceptions and ironies in a text.
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