Category: English

Unveiling the Significance of Voice in Literature: Exploring Tone, Relationship, and Meaning

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Write an essay which engages below text. The structure of the paper will include all of the essential components of an analytical essay, including an introduction with a thesis statement, body paragraphs which respond to the two to three key points of your argument, and a conclusive paragraph.
Text:
Every poem has a speaker, and every story has a narrator. Write an essay focusing on the “voice” of a chosen text: what is their tone? How closely are they related to the story or verse? Are they distant or personally invested? How does characterizing or understanding the speaker or narrator help us understand a deeper level of meaning within the text?

 

 

Exploring the Relationship Between Internal and External Conflict in Literature

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Write an essay which engages below text. The structure of the paper will include all of the essential components of an analytical essay, including an introduction with a thesis statement, body paragraphs which respond to the two to three key points of your argument, and a conclusive paragraph.
Text:
Most often, literary works have both internal conflict (individual v. self) and external conflict (individual v. individual, society, nature, or technology). One can often find that a character’s internal conflict is linked to an external one. Choose a text in which both an internal and external conflict are evident to you. How does the external conflict illuminate the internal one? What meaningful parallels or incongruencies do you observe when comparing the two, and what is the significance within the context of the story?

 

 

Aylmer’s Disdain for the Birthmark: Symbolism of Imperfection and Fear of Mortality in “The Birthmark” by Nathaniel Hawthorne

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The Birthmark by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Focus on Aylmer’s disdain for the birthmark and correlate it to his fear and anxiety over death.
Write an essay that offers a clear interpretation of one of the fictional elements in a short story
select a character, point of view, symbol, OR setting. Your essay should offer a clear, original thesis that asserts the larger significance of this fictional element in relation to the short story’s overall meaning.

 

 

Unveiling the Pros and Cons of GRE and GMAT Exams for University Aspirants

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Advantages and disadvantages of taking GRE and GMAT exams for students who want to study at a university
The introduction begins with an interesting attention-grabbing statement and includes a well-phrased main idea statement that introduces the topic and states that its advantages and disadvantages will be discussed.
The advantages are grouped together. The disadvantages are grouped together. Both done well and are easy to read and understand.
The essay guidelines are followed and there is excellent support for each advantage and disadvantage. Creative and engaging intro and conclusion.
Advantages and disadvantages are clear, focused, and engaging with relevant, strong supporting detail for each advantage and disadvantage.
The conclusion includes a summary of both a strong advantage and a strong disadvantage. Thesis (main idea) is restated. No opinion is expressed.