What tentative words does Hawthorne use to suggest things may or may not be happening (e.g. seem, appear, fancied, as it were, as if, perhaps.) How do those words influence your response to the story? What is it that ruins Young Goodman Brownâ??s life? What do you think is the theme of this story, the fundamental expres
Trace the characterization of the protagonist. Do you feel differently about him at the end of he story than you did at the beginning? Has he changed? What has changed him? Consider how you might apply Joseph Campbellâ??s Quest Cycle here.
Please help with the following problem. In "As I Lay Dying" who is the I in the title? What or who else does the first-person point of view include? What traditional elements of the novel does Faulkner reject? In what ways did Faulkner disrupt your expectations in reading a novel?
This is a visual organizing tool that has been developed to help students "see" what their paragraphs will look like before they begin a rough draft. It helps them stick with the main idea and shows where information is lacking in any particular paragraph. This submission includes a blank visual organizer and another example
Compare at least two different brands of the same kind of food (e.g., two different brands of pizzas). Use three types of comparison, devoting a paragraph to each.
Please help with the following problem. I have a paper to write about teaching children proper disobedience in school. I'd like some potential topic or subtopic ideas to help me get started.
Please give example of one reoccurring symbol and how it relates to story. How would you categorize the point of view? Examples of symbolism relation to story over the themes presented in story. See attached.
The poem is Dream Boogie by Langston Hughes. The poem is about the African American struggle to gain identity in a prejudiced white culture. It's also about practicing art during the Harlem Renaissance.
A synopsis of the movie that is at least a paragraph long, and then addresses the following elements: a.) How the movie portrays sex and sexuality, b.) Whether or not this movie presents a fair, healthy view of sex, and c.) Review the movie for overall artistic merit and audience impact.
There is much fertile territory in a discussion of Elisa and the way that her surroundings seem so symbolic of her characterization. Her chrysanthemums, the way she dresses, the weather, her husband and his response to him, the tinker, the discarded flowers, the boxing match, and the wine all seem to speak of who she is and what
-Identify what you think are the most difficult aspects of working with sources and making sure you do not plagiarize. -Discuss the steps will you take to ensure that you cite your sources properly.
Â?¢ Explain what type(s) of information you must acknowledge and document in your written assignments. â?¢ Identify the type(s) of information that does not require a source citation. â?¢ Explain what you must do when you borrow the exact words of someone else in your paper. â?¢ Explain what you must do when you para
In addition to the physical things soldiers carry, the narrator of "The Things They Carried" says soldiers "carried all the emotional baggage of men who might die." Using this story and your own experiences as evidence, write a 750-900 word MLA documented essay that argues a claim about the "emotional baggage of war." Cite the t
An analysis of the use of language, content and authorial intent in Herman Melville's American novel, 'Moby Dick'.
The title is repeated many times throughout the story. How does the narrator classify the things they carried? Can you see meaning in the way he orders the categories? How do "the things they carried" serve to reveal theme? Next, the narrator describes long periods of tedious activity and boredom shattered by flashes of te
One of the most famous lines from Stevens, and one of the most enigmatic, appears in "Sunday Morning": "Death is the mother of beauty" Describe the thinking process by which the speaker in this poem transforms Sunday morning from a day of Christian religious observance for the dead into a very different kind of celebration.
For the novice writer, controlling point of view in fiction is one of the most difficult and essential aspects of the writer's craft. Beginning writers will frequently switch points of view without realizing they are doing it. But when a writer shows that he or she understands point of view, then the narrative becomes that much
I need help answering the following based off the book Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Stevenson: 1. Create a brief summary 2. Indicate what you think the most important or interesting idea is 3. Present the most important or interesting quote 4. Explain why it's important or interesting 5. Ask a relevant question
Traits associated with an effective leader are presented from a personal standpoint.
Task Name: Phase 3 Individual Project Details: Many groups make up a diverse workforce. Age or generational categorization is one of the ways to define specific groups within the organization. There are currently 4 generations in the workforce. You have been asked to suggest ways to address the needs and desires of the diffe
Spirituality, magic, and myth play an important role in many literary works, but all have a special emphasis in Hispanic/Latino literature. #4 How does the representation of spirituality, magic, and myth in Hispanic/Latino literature differ from how they appear in literature from other cultures or ethnic groups, or from tradi
Spirituality, magic, and myth play an important role in many literary works, but all have a special emphasis in Hispanic/Latino literature. Identify how religion, myths, magic, magical realism, and so forth are incorporated in the Hispanic/Latino culture.
Do you see more differences or more similarities in the experiences of Native Americans and Hispanic/Latinos? (in Literature).
The solution explains the steps to follow when writing a critique of an article. It points out when and what to summarize, points out what needs to be highlighted, and provides tips on what to include, such as: highlight the main points that were emphasized in the article, point out the weaknesses and strong points of the write
The structure and rhetorical strategies of The Souls of Black Folk are markedly different from those favored by Washington in Up from Slavery. Describe some of these differences and consider the relationship of these strategies to the intentions of each author
Compare a short story to the film version or to another form of visual media. O'Connell's "The Most Dangerous Game" versus The Most Dangerous Game film An introduction and some general guidelines are provided.
#1 Why did Frankenstein leave his creation? I realize that he was hideous. After the creation came to life Frankenstein rushes out of the room and tries to sleep (abandonment #1). He wakes up with this creepy monster looking at him and he is obviously scared so he runs away again (abandonment #2). What I donâ??t understand
Parts of the Essay I. Introduction A. Introduction grabs the reader's attention; quotes, fragments of the action, and meaningful questions related to your topic are all good methods B. Set the tone for the essay C. Thesis statement presents your subject and its significance II. Supporting paragraphs - the body A. A
I have to create a sidebar for an article. I choose the one below. Hundreds crowd Senate for hearing on same-sex marriage Senate panel could vote on bill next week 1 2 next | single page Darryl Lewis, left, and his partner David Bare, of Catonsville, are part of a large overflow crowd listening to testimony being broa
How can understanding cultural differences improve global/international relations?