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by / On July 31, 2022 / In English and Literature, MLA

Poetry Analysis EssayChoose a poem NOT assigned for this class and compose a short essay (400-600 words) in which you analyze at least three poetic devices (i.e. rhyme, meter, alliteration, imagery, metaphor, simile, personification, etc.) and suggest what effect these devices have on the poem. Your essay should have an introduction in which you present a clearly formulated thesis statement as...

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by / On July 30, 2022 / In English and Literature, Undergraduate

For this discussion forum/journal, let's start by making a list of what makes a good story. Consider the following question. Briefly explain your list in the forum. Your response should be at least 250 words. When you pick up a book, what do you expect? What do you gravitate to? Is it characters? Plot? Theme? Which of the readings meets your expectations? Reply: Once you have posted your list,...

Initial Post

by / On July 30, 2022 / In English and Literature, Undergraduate

For this discussion forum/journal, let's start by making a list of what makes a good story. Consider the following question. Briefly explain your list in the forum. Your response should be at least 250 words.When you pick up a book, what do you expect?What do you gravitate to?Is it characters?Plot?Theme?Which of the readings meets your expectations?Reply:Once you have posted your list, browse...

History of Disability

by / On July 30, 2022 / In English and Literature, MLA

Based on the Articles on the History of Disability, describe how disability was used to oppress minorities and women? What is the larger implication here about the way disability has been used historically? What does the History of Tiny Tim teach us about Disability History? Be sure to use all of the provided sources.

Discussion reply

by / On July 29, 2022 / In APA (edition "APA 6"), English and Literature

Based on your reading and understanding of the characters, make an argument for what you think Gurov and Anna would ultimately decide to do about their affair. You are free to be as creative as you like while still being grounded in the characters. Make sure you make why they choose what they do explicit. Please feel free to make any additional comments about the story you would like as well.

Do all assignments

by / On July 29, 2022 / In English and Literature, MLA

Assignment 1: Please complete review questions 1, 3, 6 & 8 on page 361of your e-text. (I have attached page 361 in the files)Assignment 2:Please read case problem 4 on page 361 of your eText. Please provide a brief internal memo discussing the potential outcome.(1 page long )CORRECT FORMATING(I have attached page 361 in files) make the paper sound like it was in...

Narrative essay

by / On July 28, 2022 / In English and Literature, Undergraduate

Create a final version of your Narrative Essay according to the following formatting guidelines. Papers submitted that do not meet these requirements will be returned, UNGRADED.2-2.5 typed, double-spaced pages (about 550-600 words), 12 pt. font size, Times New Roman, etc.MLA formatting (see the page as needed)Submitted as either a Word document with your first and last name in the file...

Which essay connected the most with you?

by / On July 28, 2022 / In English and Literature, MLA

Which essay connected the most with you? When answering, be sure to cite at least 3 specific examples from the essay. Your response must be between 150 - 250 words long. Responses not adhering to the word count guidelines (going under or over the 150-250 restrictions) will not be eligible for any points. Be sure to double check when proofing your responses.

Reflective Journal

by / On July 27, 2022 / In English and Literature, Undergraduate

nce you have selected a passage from the readings, apply the SAY, MEAN, MATTER method for your select passage:SAY: Quote the passage, word for word, and state who said the quote. Practice setting up a quote using MLA format.MEAN: In your own words, tell us what the passage means. MATTER: This is where you tell us the importance of the passage. What is the comment the author is making? What...

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by / On July 27, 2022 / In English and Literature, Undergraduate

Once you have selected a passage from the readings, apply the SAY, MEAN, MATTER method for your select passage:SAY: Quote the passage, word for word, and state who said the quote. Practice setting up a quote using MLA format.MEAN: In your own words, tell us what the passage means. MATTER: This is where you tell us the importance of the passage. What is the comment the author is making? What...