Ensure that you deal with each kind of evidence in a paragraph of its own, and that you introduce the topic of each paragraph with a carefully-focused topic sentence. Now proceed to introduce and discuss the evidence you mentioned in your introduction, in the order in which you mentioned it. indicates the way you plan to develop your argument (support your claim).relates some aspect of that plot to the topic you have chosen to address.names the work discussed and the author.Next, try to formulate a good introduction, that Now try to select those pieces of evidence that you feel you can most convincingly use to support the claim you made. Try to formulate a rough thesis statement (your "claim"). Then look at the notes you've made, consider what connections you can make between observations, and reconsider the question. Once you feel you understand the question, reread the piece of literature, making notes.
To write an effective critical analysis, you must first be sure that you understand the question that has been posed, and all literary terms that you have been asked to address.
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