<p> LA302 – Modern World Studies Fahrenheit 451 – Synthesis Essay</p><p>Fahrenheit 451 Synthesis Essay</p><p>To synthesize is to combine tidbits of information together in order to create a greater whole. For this particular assignment, you are to take evidence from various readings to argue Faber’s statement that:</p><p>THESIS: “[Humanity] does need knowledge” (Bradbury 86).</p><p>While arguing this thesis, you should cite quotes/reference examples from:  Fahrenheit 451,  Plato’s The Republic.,  the allusions discussed in class,  and this Elie Wiesel quote: “The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference. The opposite of art is not ugliness, it's indifference. The opposite of faith is not heresy, it's indifference. And the opposite of life is not death, it's indifference” (Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture ). </p><p>A well-done essay will offer reasons as to why humanity needs knowledge, cite evidence from the works listed above, and further explain how the evidence supports the reasoning. A well-done essay will touch on each of the above works at least once. </p><p>For the sake of conciseness, please skip an introductory paragraph, jump right into the body paragraphs, and forgo the conclusion. Your paragraphs should be at least one, but no more than two, pages long. As always, your paragraphs should be typed, double-spaced, and in Times 12 font.</p><p>Definitely! Yes Sure Barely No (5) (4.5) (4) (3.5) (3-0) Essay remains focused on the above thesis statement Essay offers clear reasons to support thesis Essay offers relevant evidence to support reasoning Essay effectively integrates all four literary pieces at least one time each Essay demonstrates a strong understanding of the thematic significance of Fahrenheit 451 Essay is well-written with proper grammar, conventions, transitions, and MLA parenthetical citations Comments:</p><p>Total: ______30 / points (in Essays, Exams, and Projects category) Letter Grade: ______</p>