Reading and writing critically involves the analysis of literary devices to convey theme. Describe how the device of tone differs in these three types of fiction: parables, fables, and tales. Your answer must make specific reference to Luke’s The Prodigal Son, Aesop’s The Wolff and the Mastiff, Petronius’ The Widow of Ephesus, and one other parable, fable, or tale that you have found from your […]

Language Acquisition ePortfolio  As you advance in your studies, you will continue to build your knowledge base in hopes of reaching your professional goals.  This assignment is a culmination of the learning gained throughout this course, with hopes for you to build upon this as you grow in your academic journey.  As a professional, you will want to showcase the knowledge you have gained, as […]

Journal Two: Identifying Conflict in Two TextsRead About Journals in ENG125: Introduction to Literature for more information about the purpose and expectations for journals. This week, you continue writing your journal entries. This journal entry is designed to help you document ideas about conflicts in literature, which will contribute to the information required for the Week Three Draft and the Week Five Literary Analysis. Recognizing […]

Drawing on your personal experiences, you will discuss the way your identity is presented in social interaction. How are your identities — cultural, linguistic, gender, regional, or other — reflected in the way you interact with others? How do these interactional practices shift depending on the context? For instance, are your identity practices when interacting with your parents different from those you exhibit in interactions […]

The characters of Dracula and The Metamorphosis are faced with unexplainable monsters but respond very differently. Compare and contrast Van Helsing to Gregor’s father to explore what the authors have to say about the value of community. MLA style, write a 3 – 4 page short-essay response. Use the texts as support and work on your own.  Be sure that you have a solid, defendable thesis statement toward the end […]

 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 […]

The task is simple and everything is explained in the attached file if there is any concerns let me know, but everything is explained step by step which is very clear. You should choose a novel, movie, song, or album . Choose any there is nothing specific for example Twilight . Then write down three articles that your search returns, we chose twilight as an […]

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 […]

 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 […]

 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 […]