1. Create an outline for the essay you will write. Start with the thesis statement you wrote for the analytical essay that will discuss the effects of your rewritten ending. 2. Write the thesis (revised as necessary) at the top of the outline. 3. Write the topic sentence for each main point that you plan to use to support the
Review Perleman and Olbrechts-Tyteca's theory of rhetoric. Is it possible to "argue/reason" with yourself? If so, is it a reliable way of testing our reasoning?
Reflect on the new ending you created for "Pagan Night." For example, you may claim that changing character, symbolism, and setting also changed one theme. In the body of your essay, make sure to tell us what that theme is! This is an example of framing your argument with three causes and one effect. OR you may claim that changi
Discuss the usefulness of documentation to the reader of a research paper.
Braverman, "Pagan Night" Write an alternate ending for this story. You can add to the ending or replace this ending with one of your own. Try to stay true to the story itself while making one or two changes in one of the elements of short stories (plot, structure, point of view, characters, setting, imagery, or language) and
1. Read "Pagan Night" and brainstorm a list of 10 conflicts you notice. Include internal and external conflicts. 2. After completing your list, freewrite for five minutes about one or two of the conflicts. Your freewrite should look like brainstorming--fast, creative, stream-of-consciousness, herky-jerky and then fluid, etc. It
Discuss the connection between the power of the word to affect events in this story. At the beginning of the story, the narrator links the house that the Ushers live in with their bloodline, and when both characters die at the end, the house physically collapses. Similarly, the noises that Madeline makes in approaching Roderick'
What the main points related to compare and contrast between"And of Clay Are We Created " story by Isabel Allende" and the recent Chilean mine crisis and indicating the themes with supporting quotes?
Select 10 school appropriate songs you believe explain the plot, characters, conflicts, setting, etc. Provide the name of the song, artist, and a small explanation of why each song belongs in your list.
-Explore the speaker in the poem (not the poet) by studying the language the speaker uses and his or her apparent moods and motivations. What facts do you know about the speaker from the poems? What facts can you infer from the poem? What reasonable guesses can you make about the speaker's sex, age, ethnicity, education, family
Imagine yourself directing a production of The Glass Menagerie. List the answers to these questions in the forum. ? Who would you cast in the roles of the mother and daughter? Why? ? What would the scenery look like? ? Would there be music? What music? Think about the conflicts in The Glass Menagerie. Answer the followi
A look into the who, what, how and why of Animal Farm. This solutions explores the reasons George Orwell could have written Animal Farm and the influences surrounding him. Furthermore with propaganda surrounding George in the physical world he transformed that into various forms of propaganda and symbolism throughout the book.
Topic Sentence Outline - Addiction to Prescription Medications including Reference page Draft of the Topic Sentence Outline Revised and Finalized Topic Sentence Outline Reference List of five sources in correct APA style format TOPIC FOR OUTLINE IS ADDICTION TO PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS Pointing the Trigger Finger:
The essay topic is legalization of marijuana i need ideas and help in orgainzing ideas i have already come up with three support statement which are it causes 1. automobile accients 2. have dramatic effects on future generations 3.Marijuana contributes to violence in the society my thesis statement is : in order to ave
I am looking only for some thesis ideas, about the broad topic of 'order' (could be order vs. chaos) in Shakespeare's Henry IV Part 2.
The cause of America is in a great measure the cause of all mankind. Many circumstances have, and will, arise which are not local, but universal, and through which the principles of all lovers of mankind are affected, and in the event of which their affections are interested. Consider what you know of the Enlightenment and in
Early in his Autobiography, Franklin praises some of his fatherâ??s qualities: â??He had a mechanical Genius too, and on occasion was very handy in the Use of other Tradesmenâ??s Tools. But his great Excellence lay in a sound Understanding, and solid Judgment in prudential Matters, bit in private and public Affairsâ?¦I reme
Describe comparions, contrasts and conlusion, citing the differences among each
Write a response using the cause and effect essay model with arguments that states an effect that result from 3 causes. The thesis statement is leading to the causes of why blacks are in prison each of the effects should be stated in the paragraphs with work cited documentation.
After thinking about your topic and the writing process for this course, write a short narrative that explains your process of writing and editing your research document. In writing your essay, avoid jargon or colloquial language. In addition, maintain effective grammar, syntax, organization, and style as you write. You may use
What roles does your family play in your everyday life? Give four specific examples to illustrate how they play that role.
Choose a theme (e.g., love, coming of age, good vs. evil). Pick at least one work from the Bedford text. The other work can be from literature, art, film, comic books, radio, or TV (or another choice with instructor approval). Discuss the works, analyzing and comparing how they develop the theme you have chosen. Your analysi
Choose a theme (e.g., love, coming of age, good vs. evil). Pick at least one work from the Bedford text. The other work can be from literature, art, film, comic books, radio, or TV (or another choice with instructor approval). Discuss the works, analyzing and comparing how they develop the theme you have chosen. Your analysi
Details: Select an editorial from a newspaper, magazine or online news source on a topic of your interest. Respond (in detail) to the following questions and requirements by writing a paragraph for the selected article: â?¢Who is the author and what is the topic of the article? â?¢What is the authorâ??s point of view?
Now that you have developed an in-text citation for a summary, paraphrase, and a direct quote, and created a reference for the paragraph provided in Exercise 2, reflect on the thought processes you used for each aspect. How did your approach differ when writing each? What different techniques did you employ when developing each?
Select an editorial from a newspaper, magazine or online news source on a topic of your interest. Respond (in detail) to the following questions and requirements by writing a paragraph for the selected article: -Who is the author and what is the topic of the article? -What is the author's point of view? -What details shoul
What are the important elements of drama? How do the characters and setting/staging of a play help develop the drama and theme? How does style and tone develop a play? What is the plot and structure of the play?
Task: - Use the internet to locate articles discussing the economic crisis of 2008. - Find one article that you would like to read. - Skim the article. - Read the entire article, highlighting topic sentences. - Identify the author's thesis. Write a summary and response, beginning your post with the author's name and t
I have read and written a report on the following article. How ever I am having trouble with a couple of areas. First can you help me to locate the authors' thesis statement? and second I need ideas for a summary and response of this article. The Issues UPDATE: On June 28, 2010, the Supreme Court made a landmark ruling expandi