After you read the poem in its entirety, you should complete the following discussion: When organizing your answer to the prompt, you can simply number the response like the questions are numbered. Please write using grammatical correctness in your well thought out answers. You are getting a grade for the content of your response; therefore,…

Review Week 2’s notes. Based on the history of the Middle Ages, Anglo-Saxon, and Beowulf notes, what characteristics are in the epic poem that makes this poem from these historical periods? Provide 3 historical characteristics and support that characteristics with literary evidence. Link to Beowulf: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/16328/16328-h/16328-h.htm

Frederick Douglass frequently describes how well or poorly fed he is by the various owners. Examine the value of food in the text, looking at its value beyond literal nourishment. It may be helpful to compare and contrast hunger with other horrors, such as the whippings that numerous characters endure.

One current problem that highlights the importance of critical thinking is the debate over the impact of social media on mental health. This topic interests me because social media is a huge part of daily life for many, including myself. I already know that there are arguments on both sides: some say social media can…

PLEASE DON’T PLAGIARISM BECAUSE HER TEACHER WILL GIVE AN “O” GRADE! THANK YOU VERY MUCH! Please use Formal Writing and Standard English. Please do 2 paragraphs. Use only textual evidence with direct quotes and examples from text to support your analysis (by line number). The line number is inside of the Writing – Textual Analysis…

Evaluate NCAA president Charlie Baker’s “State of College Sports” speech at this year’s NCAA Convention. Based on your analysis of his rhetoric (i.e. his purpose and methods), do you think Baker makes an effective argument? Use at least TWO of our recent articles (any of our NCAA updates, Branch’s “The Shame of College Sports”) to…

The essay should cover discuss and analysis the following issues in the novel: A comprehensive thematic analysis of the novel, elucidating the message the author endeavors to convey to their readers/audience. Biographical details about the author, exploring the aspects of their life that influenced the creation of the novel. Historical context pertaining to the time…

In 3-5 pages, address the following prompt: At the beginning of the term, we defined a character as a bundle of wants. Identify one of Ishmael’s major “wants” in Moby-Dick and defend your claim with examples from the novel. no other sources, texts expect the novel itself. Consider fate, necessity and the meaning of his…

The first step in collecting information about the novel chosen for your essay is the annotated bibliography. List of novels we may choose from: 1984 by George Orwell The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood Lord of the Flies by William Golding Carefully review the guidelines for the Research Essay (Directions – Week 4 Folder). This…