This assignment requires a critical evaluation of Sharon Ouditt’s argument that Pat Barker’s novel Regeneration contextualizes historical issues in present-day discourse, supported by detailed textual references, engagement with secondary reading, and proper use of MLA citation.

Question: Sharon Ouditt argues that in Regeneration, “Barker contextualises historical issues in
present-day discourse.” Explain and critically evaluate this assessment, supporting
your answer with detailed textual references to Barker’s novel. 
Demonstrates a good knowledge of the novel, including careful close reading of
selected passages.
Demonstrates ability to critically analyse the novel, including paying close attention to
style and form.
Develops a coherent argument.
Demonstrates engagement with secondary reading.
Structured effectively and fluently written.
Carefully revised, edited and proofread.
Neatly presented: line and a half spacing; a conventional, readable font and font size
(e.g. Arial 11/12 or Times New Roman 12); justified text; italics for novel or book titles;
single quotations marks and no italics for article or chapter titles; standard font – not
italics – for quotations.
Makes effective use of at least three secondary sources.
All references must be properly cited using MLA system; in-text citations and
bibliography.

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