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Analytical Essay--Applying a Critic's Viewpoint Analytical Essay--Process Analysis What would a feminst critic have to say about these selections? Rubric Code: X228CW By springtime Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Focus	Poor Essay lacks focus and purpose is questionable	Fair Either the essay's focus or purpose is not consistent throughout	Good Essay remains focused nearly throughout and purpose is always clear	Excellent Essay remains well-focused throughout and purpose is always clear
Content	Poor Essay does not mention how a feminist critic would respond to the two stories; the response is entirely from the writer's own perspective	Fair Essay mentions but does not explore nor give support for how a feminist critic would respond to the two stories; the response is primarily from the writer's own perspective	Good Essay explores how a feminist critic would respond to the two stories and gives support for its claims	Excellent Essay explores how a feminist critic would respond to the two stories and gives mature, convincing support for its claims
Developmental Processes Compare/Contrast;Cause/Effect; Problem/Solution; Narrative; Descriptive; etc.	Poor Writer does not appear to understand how to use the developmental process of writing to compose an essay	Fair Writer's use of the developmental processes is somewhat evident but very inconsistently executed	Good Writer has used perhaps only one of the appropriate developmental process(es) to compose the essay	Excellent Writer has used two or three of the appropriate developmental process(es) to compose the essay
Organization/Unity	Poor Essay lacks organization and uses few if any transitional devices to create unity and fluidity	Fair Essay is somewhat organized but uses few transitional devices to create unity and fluidity	Good Essay is mostly well-organized and uses some transitional devices to create unity and fluidity	Excellent Essay is well-organized and uses transitional devices to create unity and fluidity
Grammar/Mechanics	Poor Writing has several grammar and mechanical errors and understanding is impeded	Fair Writing has several grammar and mechanical errors but understanding is not impeded	Good Writing has a few grammar and mechanical errors but does not impeded understanding	Excellent Writer has excellent command of grammar and mechanics