B11 Language and LiteratureThe Language of FreedomThe Freedom ProjectThe Language of Freedom Project gives you an opportunity to
practice the skills you will need for your IO assessment in May and also write a really good analysis paper. The key is this: what do these texts say, how do they say it, and what does it all mean? A)You’ve been practicing for this all semester and most of the skills will feel familiar. Part One:
B) Selecting Your Texts and Your PromptFor this assignment you’ll be writing and then presenting about two texts, one non-literary "anchor text", one visual.
C) You’ll work with one or two partners to create your presentation – your partners will be support for you on your essay as well.
D) Your Proposal (text selection and game plan) is due Monday, Dec. 2 or Tuesday, Dec. 3 (end of period).
E) Proposals are collaborative between partners – you’ll submit one printed copy.
Selecting Your Texts and Your Prompt For this assignment you’ll be writing and then presenting about two texts, one non-literary "anchor text", one visual.
An Antonym analogy provides you with a pair of words that are nearly opposites in meaning.Many antonym analogies can also be connected by using the phrases without, lack of, or won't.
