Sample Outline I. Introduction    Thesis Statement: Almond gives examples and facts  about the objects he collects , Talks about his wife , they have a lot of dislike, and  expresses the genuine connections what all the work he put it into collecting objects mean to him and talks about how men are regarding their feelings . II.  Ethos      a. One of the best decisions I’ve made in my three- plus years of marriage was to move all our belongings into our new home by myself .      b. We’re pretty sure we could construct this robot -let’s call it the AM)      c. III.  Pathos      a. I will someday achieve the masculine aptitude to repair a snow blower       b. most men don’t keep journals       c. I couldn’t quite articulate this as a 21- year-old , but those shoes were a part of me. I never forgave her  IV.  Logos      a. Either it  functions as a reminder of our joyously unkempt bachelorhoods or it represents our wholly unrealistic hopes for the future . the shark falls into the former category , calling to mind my rakish single – man days in Miami      b. I will grant you that they had multiple holes and were perhaps malodorous . But I had brought these shoes in the Old City of Jerusalem and had worn them to climb Masada and wade into the Dead Sea ( this helped to explain their unique funk.)      c. The Point i’m continually trying to make my wife is that my AM) is not simply a monument to my retentive neurosis or sloth. V. Conclusion      Reworded Thesis: Through his experience there were a lot of dislikes between him and his wife but that didn’t stop him from expressing how much he likes what he do. Mukeshimana

Sample Outline  I. Introduction     Thesis Statement:  II.  Ethos       a.       b.       c.  III.  Pathos       a.       b.       c.  IV.  Logos       a.       b.       c.  V. Conclusion       Reworded Thesis:  Reed

I. Introduction According to Steve Almond one of the best decisions he ever made in his 3 years of marriage was to move all of his belongings into his new home while his wife was across the country finishing up graduate school.     Thesis Statement:  Steve Almond explains the importance of Accumulated Male Junk and explains that AMJ is not supposed to be practical. Steve gives us examples of his personal AMJ, and even explains his wife’s feelings towards AMJ.  II.  Ethos      a. “My friend Owen for instance, who is now happily married with a child, has chosen to outfit his basement with many of the accessories from his fraternity years.” (Almond 58)        b. “One of the best decisions I’ve made in my three -plus years of marriage was to move all of our belongings into a new home by myself. (Almond 58)       c. “I couldn’t quite articulate this as a 21-year-old, but those shoes were apart of me i never forgave her.” (Almond 59)  III.  Pathos      a.” Look we all need something to remember our pasts by.” (Almond 58)      b. “It’s that we’re too lazy or embarrassed or preoccupied to memorialize particular eras of our lives. (Almond 58)       c.  ” I would guess no but she realizes the genuine emotional needs these objects fulfill and she lets it ride.” (Almond 58)    IV.  Logos      a.” My wife’s only persistent AMJ complaint concerns those 4,123 CDs i mentioned earlier.”  (Almond 59)       b. “Nonetheless it spared us from having to endure a great ordeal, one known to couples all over the world as the inspection of Accumulated Male Junk. (AMJ)” (Almond 58)        c. “I will grant you that they had multiple holes and were perhaps malodorous. But I had bought these shoes in the Old City of Jerusalem and had worn them to climb Masada and wade into the Dead Sea.” (Almond 59)   V. Conclusion Steve Almond explained that in his years of being married and years of life he has always seen the necessity of AMJ. He explains that these items are “articles of faith” reminding him of times in his life. He compares them to time machines and explains how important AMJ is to his wife.       Reworded Thesis: According to Steve Almond, AMJ is important to men because they do not memorialize particular eras of their lives. Which leaves them with AMJ. He explains it is not practical, but it is important to most men to hold on to items from their past lives.  Spratlin

I. Introduction     Thesis Statement: Steve Almond seeks to influence his wife along with other married men on the importance of AMJ. Almond does this by giving examples of his past experience, providing evidence on not only his condition but all types of AMJ, and connecting with the reader through emotional commentary.  II.  Ethos      a. “In my three-plus years of marriage.”       b. “She tossed out my favorite pair of sneakers”        c. His AMJ condition tested his marriage and other relationships at times.  III.  Pathos      a. He provides direct examples and quotation to tie into the emotional state he was in.       b. Steve provides statements such as “No, seriously honey, you don’t understand” to give the reader a deeper understanding of how he was feeling.       c.  ” We all long for a stronger connection to our past”   IV.  Logos      a. ” my friend Owen for instance”       b. Almond asked himself questions like “do I really need” this or that? and follows it up with ” yeah, actually, I do.” This shows that some of his items were attached to memories he wanted to hold on to.       c. Steve also goes onto say “AMJ serves one of two purposes.” and then tells how it may serve as “a reminder of our joyous unkempt bachelorhood” or it may “represent our wholly unrealistic hopes for the future.”  V. Conclusion      Reworded Thesis: Through his own experience and the examples of others, Almond tells how the articles he has collected overtime are more than just junk lying around. Burelle

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