Several of the works we have read this semester focus on a relationship between two or more people (Gilgamesh and Enkidu, Bata and Anubis, Joseph and his brothers, Ruth and Naomi, Medea and Jason, Phaethon and his father, Orpheus and Eurydice, etc.). Choose two different works and write an essay that makes an argument aboutthe theme of relationships. Some questions to consider: What defines a […]

I need someone to write 3-4 papers reflection about theater experience name all shook up based on Elvis Presley,   Prior to the performance week, we will be discussing the play in some detail during class discussions.  Students are required to attend a performance of the play and then write a critique of the performance in the form of a two to three page doubles spaced, […]

Details:  The English language arts content area encompasses a range of literacy skills, including reading, writing, listening, speaking, and language. The ability to perform these vital skills influences all content areas and sets a foundation for a child’s educational and professional future.  The purpose of this assignment is to analyze and select various instructional strategies specifically for reading and language development.  In this assignment, you […]

the following instruction will be given in the attachments below so before the rough draft i worked on something called overview literature basically its ideas and sources on the topic i chose, i even attached it below cause you will have to read  it and read the book so you can work on the rough draft it has to be the same topic you can’t […]

 An unreliable narrator is a speaker who is deranged, deluded, deceptive or/and self-deceptive as seen in the Edgar Allan Poe short stories “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The Tell-Tale Heart.” In a 300-word analysis, show how the speaker in “The Tell-Tale Heart” is unreliable using textual evidence. How is the narrator deceptive towards the old man who is under his care? What action (and its […]

In Barry Jenkins’s 2018 film adaptation of James Baldwin’s 1974 novel If Beale Street Could Talk, “the first words we see are by Baldwin, as are the first words we hear. Tish (KiKi Layne, making a stunning feature debut) utters a sentence you can find on page four of the book: ‘I hope that nobody has ever had to look at anybody they love through […]

 ASSIGNMENT : original reconstruction of McGuire’s Here 400-750-word synopsis 150-200 word abstract As demonstrated and discussed in seminar, reconstruct the narrative of Richard McGuire’s Here by photocopying or scanning at ~5-15-pages from the text and rearranging them in a particular sequence. Use white out (or a digital editing platform like Adobe) to write in your own dialogue. Final proofs can be handed in as either […]

 The world of literature is the one that cannot be measured by any indexes. Literature, especially fiction, can only be understood and, what is more, felt. There is no way that a work of fiction can be right or wrong as there is no black and white in literature. However, it should be acknowledged that there are such novels and stories that stand right in […]

Narrative writing is about telling a story.   Choose one of the following topics, or any other topic they suggest, for an essay developed by narration. The topic you decide on should be something you care about so that narration is a means of communicating an idea, not an end in itself. Write about 500 words.  Be sure to include: how, when, where, why, and who. […]

Discussion Threads are a place for you to ask questions, engage with your TAs and peers, to find collaborators, and generally deepen your engagement with the course and your own learning. You should think of these posts as mini papers. Write in complete sentences, do not use bullet points or ellipses. Your response should be between 250-500 words. The style of your post can be […]