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Applying one or more key concept(s) from the lectures and readings
about post-Freudian psychoanalysis, make an interpretive argument about
the short story “Sea Oak.”
The theory contains many possibilities:
existentialism, eros and thanatos, and the Oedipal Conflict. The short
story also contains many possibilities: specific character analysis
(like the narrator, the aunt), relationship analysis, scene analysis,
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theme
analysis. I want to give you freedom to focus on any aspects of the
theory and aspects of the story you feel you can analyze and find strong
meaning in.
But whatever you choose, the goal of your paper is:
to present a clear opinion for a thesis that guides your entire paper.
This opinion must connect something from this theory to this story in a
meaningful, interpretive manner.
to point to many supporting
examples from the story (quote generously) and argue how they fit or
apply to the theory you choose to bring in (use the terms from lecture
generously).
to explore the deeper, more complex meaning of this
application, psychologically (and socially, in so far as “socially”
affects us psychologically). In other words, don’t just point out a
correlation or two; create a rich, interesting, insightful discussion
from the correlation.
Find a balance between a
paper that takes on too much (too many concepts and too much of the
story) and a paper that takes on too little (something which leaves with
you only a couple of body paragraphs to write). If the paper gets too
big, narrow your focus; if the paper gets too small, broaden your focus.
Pick something that can sustain a strong, detailed, meaty essay, and
something you personally find meaningful and interesting, too.
Research is strictly forbidden.
You cannot make any reference to any work—cited or “borrowed” or otherwise. Successful papers use only the theory I presented (use it at will, no citing necessary) to this story only. If I find one idea or concept or phrase or sentence from an outside source in your paper, your paper is an instant zero—I’m serious. Don’t even READ outside sources. If you have any questions and need help, come to me—don’t read outside sources.
