English Literature

write a 4-6 page (1,000-1,500 words) essay. Your essay should thoughtfully and thoroughly analyze the texts listed for each question, being informed with concrete evidence and support from our textbook. You will want to have an engaging and original title and introduction with an arguable thesis. Body paragraphs should be organized with topic sentences and transitions, supported with concrete, detailed, and relevant details and evidence. The conclusion should be memorable. Double-space your essay and be sure to proofread it using Grammarly (Links to an external site.)and attach a complete “Works Cited.” Write an essay comparing the role played by gender in all four essays listed below: -Eudora Welty’s “A Worn Path” -Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Cask of Admontillado” -William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily” -Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” How does gender affect the experience of space? What space and images are associated with it? (SOURCES NOT REQUIRED BECAUSE THE ESSAY’S LISTED ABOVE IS IN THE BOOK LISTED DOWN BELOW, IF YOU USE SOME SOURCES THAT HAVE THE ESSAY AND HELPS YOU WITH EVIDENCE SUPPORTING YOUR ARGUABLE THESIS, WORKS CITE IT) THE FOUR SOURCES IF FOR THE FOUR ESSAY’S INCASE YOU WANT TO FIND SOME EVIDENCE BUT EVERYTHING SHOULD BE COMING FROM THE BOOK LISTED DOWN BELOW. (Topics and questions adapted from Literature: A World of Writing, Stories, Poems, Plays, and Essays, Eds. David L. Pike and Ana M. Acosta, Boston: Longman, 2014. 607)

Third Person point of view throughout the entire essay —> Classical Argumentation Essay <--- MAKE SURE YOU ADD A COUNTERCLAIM PARAGRAPH. ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY at the end where the works Cited goes: answer these questions: Include a summary of the source and How is the source reliable? How are you going to use the source?

Write an essay that includes the following:You must include an introduction that outlines what your essay is about. (1st paragraph)Summarize (in your own words) each of the five educational philosophies (perennialism, idealism, realism, experimentalism, and existentialism.) You must have one paragraph for each summary. (2, 3, 4, 5,6 paragraphs) You are encouraged to use other resources for information.  However, you MUST put in your own words.In the seventh paragraph, state how your beliefs are reflected in each of these philosophies.In the last paragraph select the one philosophy that you THINK most reflects your beliefs. You must explain how that philosophy reflects your views. You can only state one that is most prevalent in order to get maximum points.

Summarize what “Last Seen: Voices from Slavery’s Past” is about. Describe what it is to someone who has never seen or heard of it. (2) Explain what you think the purpose of this performance is. What is it trying to accomplish? (3) Discuss your reaction to this performance. Did you like it? What did it make you think about?

Your Proposal Essay will identify a problem related to your field of study,explain its causes, propose one or moresolutions, and persuade your audience that the solution is feasible.Your goal is to persuade your audience thatthis solution is the best course of action Your essay will cite at least five credible sources, two of which are scholarly articles. The completed version of  your proposal should be at least 10 pages: title page, abstract page, the essay itself, and references page. The  essay itself, from the start of your introduction paragraph to the end of your conclusion paragraph, should be at least 7 pages or 1,750 words minimum. This means your whole 10 page document will be over 2,000

The Annunciation and Visitation, Jamb statues of central doorway, west facade, Reims Cathedral, Reims, France Discuss the interplay of Classical influence, refinement, and realism in Gothic sculpture and painting during the 13th and 14th centuries. Look at the jamb statues and stained glass windows. Compare and contrast some of the iconography of the jambs of Chartres Cathedral to that at Reims. Remember to answer in your own words. I want your insights and feelings not those of other writers.

Reflecting on purpose and audience.For more information on Reflective Practice read this:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflective_practice

In this activity you will learn about the introductory and concluding paragraphs while using a sample introductory paragraph as a model for your own writing. You will then bring together your brainstorming and outline work from activities one and two and write an essay wherein the characters of Macbeth and Atticus are compared in terms of how they exemplify a commitment to the Common Good. The first thing that you need to do to write an essay is to write a rough introductory paragraph. You will need to look closely at the chart you completed in activity one, and the essay outline that you did in activity two. The points that you made in those assignments are the information that you will need to put together for your introduction. Before you write your thesis, however, read through the second assignment on this page. The question that is asked about Macbeth and Atticus is the one that you must answer in order to write your thesis! Your task: Consider the topic written below in italics. You will write a five-paragraph comparative essay in which you explore, and come to a conclusion about this topic. You have a brainstorming in the activities that you completed in activity one of this unit, and an outline that you completed in activity two of this unit. Now your essay must have a rough copy, be edited, be typed and double-spaced, and be approximately 800-1000 words long. Your thesis will answer the question that is shown in the box below. Over the course of the play Macbeth and the novel, “To Kill A Mockingbird”, the two characters Macbeth and Atticus each begin as individuals who value the good of the common people. When conflict arises in their world, however, each character handles it differently. One chooses to pursue individual interests through violence, whereas the other puts his own interests at risk in order to defend his beliefs about the common good. This choice has a direct impact upon the fate of each of these characters. Examine the initial attitudes of both Macbeth and Atticus towards the common good, the conflict that arose in each of their lives and the choices that each character made in dealing with this conflict. How did their choices affect their initial attitudes, what course of action did each character pursue in regards to the common good, and what result did this have upon each of their lives?

Required Readings: – JRR Tolkien – The Hobbit PD James – The Children of Men Cormac McCarthy – No Country for Old Men Sophocles – Oedipus the King Annotated Bibliography: 5% With your research paper in mind, prepare a short annotated bibliography with no less than three secondary sources. Each bibliographic entry should summarize and evaluate the source in light of its relevance to your essay topic in approximately 200 words. Due Tues Nov 19. Research Essay: A 1500-word research paper which exhibits a careful reading and interpretation of primary sources, and an ability to find, use, and dialogue with secondary sources. The paper should have a clearly identified and logically developed thesis. Attention should be paid to content, structure, grammar, and style. Students will be required to write on a topic arising from one of the texts discussed in class. Due Tues Nov 26. This is first-year-level literature studies.  There were 10 sample topics, arising from the texts, however, I can’t seem to find them and it’s just too late for me to acquire one.  It’s super open-ended generally though, so if it’s a well-developed essay, there shouldn’t be a problem with the topic of your choosing.

Option 2: Find a recent article (less than one month old) from a reputable news source concerning a proposed budgetary change. ·       Summarize the article. ·       What is the issue? ·       Explain who is affected most from the change? ·       Evaluate the source. ·       What is your opinion? Writing Requirements (APA format). Refer to the APA manual. ·       Length: 3 full pages (not including the title or references page) ·       1-inch margins ·       Double-Spaced ·       12-point Times New Roman font ·       Title and Reference page required ·       APA cite article with link ·       Scan copy of article required