CAN YOU MAKE SURE I FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS AND CAN YOU ADD SOME QUOTES TO SUPPORT MY ARGUMENTS? You will have to write a three to four-page essay on the following question. This question is based on the articles we have read so far. Your essay should have a CLEAR thesis and a SPECIFIC focus. Please, […]

After reading the poem by Wilfred Owen (located in your lesson content section) and the two assigned short stories by Tim O’Brien and Alice Walker from your textbook for this week, you should have noticed that both the poem and the stories share a commonality of how history, culture, and the background of the author […]

The attachment in the link is an EXAMPLE PAPER. Please do not copy it in any way, it’s just so you know my professor’s standards PAPER TWO should be a literary analysis based on one of the elements of fiction, or it should be a research paper that uses one of the stories to springboard […]

1. The Literature. We can continue to study, analyze, and learn more about the meaning of the literature. We do this through study, researching, and gaining more knowledge of the literature. Answer this question: What are the significant works of James Baldwin and Richard Rodriquez and why? 2. The Life. Research authors’ lives to learn […]

Write an Analysis Essay specifically exploring the feminine oppression in the story “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. MLA format, size 12 Times New Roman, 5 pages, Works Cited Page . Additional assignment details are attached. The story, The Yellow Wallpaper, is also attached.

Write a short essay (about three pages) in response to ONE of the following. Do not consult outside sources or each other. Work on your own, using the primary texts and any material in the modules as support. Be sure that you have a solid, defendable thesis statement toward the end of the introduction, which […]

Read the article “A Talk To Teachers” and the 1963 speech. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING (IN Q & A FORM) 1. When did he publish that article? 2. What is the main focus of this article? 3. How is this article related to his speech in 1963? 4. Why did he touch on these problems ( […]

In the article “Deception and Dramatic Irony in Much Ado About Nothing, Andrea Varney writes: At the heart of [the] garden scenes [with Beatrice and Benedick] is a trivial exchange which subtly highlights the difficulty of reading outward signs. Preparing to play his song, Balthasar juggles with the word ‘note’: ‘There’s not a note of […]