academic discourse

please use the criteria from project one draft prompt, and also project one revision prompt to complete this assignment.

make sure these are included in the essay:

• You are required to include two unit texts (Gee, Porter, and/or Penrose and Geisler) and one additional text from the linked folder (Anzalda, Baker-Bell, Bartholomae, Bazerman, Royster, Young). The other readings are simply optional.
• Be sure to know the difference between Capital-D Discourse and lowercase-d discourse, and be mindful of how you use them. The meaning of your statements and claims will be affected depending on which you use.
• Article and chapter titles go in quotation marks, while longer works like books go in italics.
• Remember to consider purpose and relevance when bringing in evidence or making a point, especially with your thesis statement in mind.
• Make sure author names, titles, and quotes are correct. Quotes require the exact language used in the original text, unless you use punctuation (brackets, ellipses, etc.) to alter the quote. Author names need to be spelled correctly, and for those working with Anzalda, the u needs to have the accent. (You can do this using Special Characters in Google Docs.) Lastly, make sure you have the complete and correct title.
• Check the Incorporating Sources Guide for examples of punctuation and formatting while citing sources. And dont forget your signal phrases!
• Whether you paraphrase or quote, you need to cite your sources.
• For a quote within a quote, you use apostrophes instead of quotation marks.
• For block quotes:
• Reminder: for the revision, the minimum page requirement is five full pages. The Works Cited Page does not count toward the five pages.