TEA paragraph:
1)
ASSERT (topic sentence makes a claim) Craft a
bold and creative assertion
2)
EVIDENCE quote(s) or examples,
3)
ANALYSIS (discuss and explain evidence,
4)
CLOSE (explain the implications of your
assertion or show what it implies about the writing
5)
Revise your paragraph for clarity, grammar,
sentence structure, or meaning. Add a title, email & blog it.
Justin: Words
Reflect Meursault’s Experience of the World
T: Camus’ language reflects Meursault’s view that the world
is hostile to him
E: words from the end of part I: spear, stabbed, slash, etc.
A: analysis of how violent words communicate M’s view of
being attacked
C: Implications for the novel
Raul: Settings
Affect Character
T: Different environments affect Meursault’s behavior and
emotions
E: The beach environment panics M, whereas the prison makes
him feel safer
A: Analyze quotes
C: Implications of a protagonist who changes with the
setting
Christine: Can the Sun be One’s Enemy?
T: Sunlight
is Meursault’s Enemy
E: On the beach, the sunlight attacks him; in the prison,
the heat overwhelms him; in the courtroom, the “harsh light” from the sky
oppress him
A: Analyze the three examples to clarify why the sun can be
M’s enemy
C: Explore the implications of M’s impression that a natural
element can make him feel attacked.
Nia: Understanding One’s Own
Reactions
T: When Meursault has insight into how his physical needs
take precedence over his emotions, he comes to understand his own patterns of
reactions and therefore feels safer.
E: “my nature was such that my physical needs often got in
the way of my feelings” (65)
A: Explain the quote and how it supports the assertion.
C: Explore the implications that self-knowledge in the novel
can lead to a greater feeling of safety.
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