Must have a component of literary analysis and interpretation, and a component of research. Must be 10 pages of writing (double spaced, times new Roman, and MLA font.) Solid research must be done to answer the questions: “how is literature a tool that can foster empathy, build unity, and help us better understand ourselves by […]
Discipline: Literature
reflection paper on the book of Job in Aesops fable and who it personally relatesreflection paper on the book of Job in Aesops fable and who it personally relates
WRITE: You will write a one-page response essay over your assigned section in Job. Read your section with new, original insights and focus on one personally-relevant theme (your thesis) that emerges within your section. Support with two direct quotations from the text and original analysis. Be sure your essay specifically addresses (1) how the text […]
Select one of the above episodes (BUT NOT THE CYCLOPS EPISODE) and write a 3–5 page essay organized according to the general outline below. Using details from the text, carefully fashion and support an argument that addresses the following questions:Select one of the above episodes (BUT NOT THE CYCLOPS EPISODE) and write a 3–5 page essay organized according to the general outline below. Using details from the text, carefully fashion and support an argument that addresses the following questions:
You are not allowed to use any other sources besides The Odyssey (this especially includes summaries or online analyses). You may, however, use an online searchable version of The Odyssey in order to find supporting quotes–only if you then use the Fagles translation used in this course to type out those quotes (Do not cut […]
The Relationship between Themes of Love and Destruction in Shakespeare’s Romeo and JulietThe Relationship between Themes of Love and Destruction in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
Write this as eloquently and maturely as possible. Be highly academic and precise, and talk primarily about the themes of love, sex, violence, and friendship. also critically examine how romeo and juliet are set apart from the other characters in the play (using word choice, literary techniques, etc). also quote from the play, referencing the […]
A wicked villain or oppressed ambitious: Isabel Sleaford in The Doctor’s wife By BraddonA wicked villain or oppressed ambitious: Isabel Sleaford in The Doctor’s wife By Braddon
Important: No AI writing. No plagiarism. MLA format. 2 pages with two credible sources. The introduction is only three sentences, and the rest focuses on the topic. A wicked villain or oppressed ambitious: Isabel Sleaford in The Doctor’s wife By Braddon – The Doctor’s Wife by Mary Elizabeth Braddon is oddly lacking in the most dramatic […]
‘It is wrong to assume that the tragedy of Blood Wedding is provoked single-handedly by a “fatal flaw” in Leonardo or in any other of the characters…’ (Karen Bennett). Discuss.‘It is wrong to assume that the tragedy of Blood Wedding is provoked single-handedly by a “fatal flaw” in Leonardo or in any other of the characters…’ (Karen Bennett). Discuss.
Question: ‘It is wrong to assume that the tragedy of Blood Wedding is provoked single-handedly by a “fatal flaw” in Leonardo or in any other of the characters. In fact, all the natural world participates in the action, and the characters are swept along by a chthonic force (the duende) that is completely out of […]
Compare two different adaptations/appropriations of the Iliad. In what ways do they rework the source text (Homer’s Iliad), and why?Compare two different adaptations/appropriations of the Iliad. In what ways do they rework the source text (Homer’s Iliad), and why?
Question: Compare two different adaptations/appropriations of the Iliad. In what ways do they rework the source text (Homer’s Iliad), and why? Context: This is a comparative essay of 2000 words. I have attached a PDF of the primary text which is Homer’s Iliad. The assignment is to analyse 2 adaptations/apropriations of this original text and analyse how […]
‘Artaud’s views of theatre are shared by a range of twentieth-century playwrights.’ Discuss with reference to García Lorca, The Dream of Life; Arrabal, Picnic on the Battlefield; Sirera, The Audition.‘Artaud’s views of theatre are shared by a range of twentieth-century playwrights.’ Discuss with reference to García Lorca, The Dream of Life; Arrabal, Picnic on the Battlefield; Sirera, The Audition.
This is a Comparative Literature assignment. Discuss, Analyse, Compare. 3000 words. Within the essay, explore Artaud’s views of theatre and the way in which these views are shared by twentieth-century playwrights as exemplified in the following plays: Garcia Lorca – The Dream of Life Arrabal – Picnic on the Battlefield Sirera – The Audition Formatting: […]
In We Have Always Lived in the Castle, to what extent is violence presented as a solution to problems?In We Have Always Lived in the Castle, to what extent is violence presented as a solution to problems?
Based on book only not on movie Include quotes in the book and have in text citations (page number) , only use the book as the reference. You will require to have the book as I cannot find a pdf version on the internet that has the correct page number as the book. I am […]