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This three-page paper looks at two literary examples of minority races coming to terms with elements of mainstream American culture. Aria: A Memoir of Bilingual Childhood by Richard Rodriguez and Fish Cheeks, by Amy Tan shows that two common social interaction tools – language and eating, can provide classic examples of how minorities can add social elements to mainstream culture, without loosing elements of native culture important to the concept of self. | more info
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This is a 5-page book review. It has two sources and is in MLA format. The paper presents a review of Barbara Warnick’s work, “Critical Literacy in a Digital Era” | more info
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This is an 11-page History paper in MLA format. The paper reviews Theodore Herzl’s The Jewish State. The paper includes a discussion of the historical context in which the pamphlet was written. Also included in an in-depth analysis of the document itself, including its contemporary relevance. A brief biography of Herzl is included, as well as an argument for the importance of the document. The paper relies on seven secondary sources, including three printed materials and four web sources, as well as the primary source. | more info
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This is a 10 page MLA paper in the topic of International Affairs in relation to John Ikenberrys’ book “After Victory”. The paper concerns itself with Ikenberrys’ theory in his book and how it might be applied to the present situation in Iraq. | more info
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This three-page paper is written in MLA format on a college masters level and contains no sources. It is a discussion of the book Business and Management Communication: A Guide Book. The paper deals with the key points of this book and how useful it is for its intended applications. | more info
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This 3 page paper is written in MLA format at a college masters level and contains no sources. It is a critique of the book Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. Discussed in the paper are what parts of the book are valuable to business life and how these could be applied, as well as any parts of the book that were a waste of time and an overall assessment of what the book contained and how useful it was. | more info
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This six-page paper is written in MLA format on a college masters level and contains no sources. It is a discussion of three books. Specifically, the paper is three two-page critiques that talk about the books and what their key points are. The books are also rated on a 1-10 scale as to how useful they are for the person reading them. The three books are: “Managed Care Contracting: Successful Negotiation Strategies”, “Your Money or Your Life”, and “Getting to Yes”. | more info
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This is a 3-page term paper critiquing the book Insurgent Mexico, by John Reed. It discusses why Reed was in Mexico and describes the outcome of the fighting going on there. It also describes Reed’s view of Poncho Villa and his vision for Mexico. It also describes Reed’s reaction to Venustiano Carranza and offers comparisons to Villa. Finally, it analyzes Reed’s views of Mexicans he meets and tells of his feelings towards them. It relies on 1 source and is presented in MLA format. | more info
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This is a two-page article review of Voices: Bilingual Youth & Defending Their Identities across Borders, a Bilingual Study of Puerto Rican Circular Migrant Students by Ramon Vega de Jesus and Dennis Sayers, which was published in Multicultural Education magazine. A short summary of the article is provided, which presents the basic ideas expressed as well as a concise overview of the study involved in this article. The article is critically analyzed for structure, purpose, and effectiveness. A reflection including personal feelings about the paper and topic is also offered. It relies on one source, the article, presented in MLA format. | more info
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This is a 10-page essay discussing Amiri Bakara and his poem “Somebody Blew up America.” It provides biographical information about Amiri Bakara and his life. In addition, it includes a racial review and critical analysis of “Somebody Blew up America.” It relies on 4 sources and is presented in MLA format. | more info
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This is a four page paper based on Life and Death in Shanghai. The first page is a summary of the book. The following three pages discuss an important theme that is present in the book which is the survival of the soul or human spirit despite tremendous hardships and whether the survival of the body matters if the | more info
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This 4-page paper focuses on various important themes in Neal Ascherson’s novel “Black Sea”. The novel discusses the concept of identity in a world that has now become multicultural and ethnically diverse. This essay only uses the novel as a source. | more info
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This is a three page book report on the book Lives on the Boundary: The Struggles and Achievements of America's Underprepared by Mike Rose. This paper highlights the major principles stated in this book as well as gives an overview of the quality of writing, the author, and the impact of these points. It uses one source and is written in APA format. | more info
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This is a one-page paper that looks at the beginning of Edwidge Danticat’s book Breathe, Eyes, Memory and suggests that it is the opening passages that set the reader to thinking about the concepts of migration, which are a central theme to the entire book. Supported by one other reference – an interview with the author, found online. | more info
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This seven-page-paper is written on a college masters level and contains no sources. It is a discussion of the story The Beginnings of Homewood by John Edgar Wideman and deals with postmodern concerns about death and suffering. The many instances of suffering that are seen in the novel are examined thoroughly. | more info
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This two-page paper deals with the relationship of the twins in Diamela Eltit’s novel The Fourth World. The deconstruction of the family illustrated in this novel is written, some feel as an example of the deconstruction of Chile at the time this work was published. The relationship between the twins and their actions that eventually lead to the family’s destruction is what is highlighted here. | more info
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This is a 10-page comparative literature essay written in MLA format. There are 16 sources. The essay compares Jose Ortega y Gasset’s The Revolt of the Masses and Sigmund Freud’s Thoughts for the Times on War and Death. The essay compares the two historical works of literature on many levels and themes. The main themes in the two works are explored, as well as the logic of the arguments, various prejudices of the authors and how they affect the works, the authors’ conclusions, and how the book relates to the time in which it was written, and finally what effect the works had on historical interpretation of the subject. Finally, the paper seeks to establish the lasting impact that the works have had on society, politics, and philosophy. | more info
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This 3-page paper discusses the journey of grief that C.S. Lewis writes about in his book, “A Grief Observed”. Written in memory of his deceased wife, Joy, the author explains what grief taught him and how it reinforced his religious and spiritual beliefs. During the period of intense pain and suffering, the author finds out the real purpose of grief and manages to reconnect with God. | more info
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This is a five page essay on the metaphorical journey of Kate Keller, heroine of Arthur Miller’s “All My Sons”. It explores the external and internal views and values of Kate. It examines how other characters see her, and how she changes from the beginning of the story to the end. The essay relies only on “Ally My Sons” as a reference and is written in MLA format. | more info
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This is a four page essay on the role of nature in Louise Erdrich’s “Love Medicine”. It examines the role of nature as an external force and it examines nature as identity. The last page of the essay is an outline of the paper discussing main ideas. It is in MLA format and relies on only the novel as a source. | more info
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This three-page paper is written on a college freshmen level in MLA format and contains two sources. It is a literature paper that deals with the work of CS Lewis. Specifically, it deals with Lewis's work Mere Christianity and how the tone and voice that Lewis uses throughout the book to argue his points is accepted or not accepted by those who are primarily non-Christian. | more info
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The following 2-page model paper examines the theme of the American dream present in Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. It also describes how the setting is used to affect the action in the story. The paper is written in MLA style with 1 source. | more info
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This is a four page paper on John Rolling Ridge's book the “Life and Adventures of Joaquin Murieta, the Celebrated California Bandit in 1854”. The purpose of this paper is to show how the author depicts masculinity and how he creates a mythical figure that no man could ever live up to. It is written in MLA style and uses only the book as a source. | more info
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The following 3-page model essay discusses how the monsters are educated in Frankenstein and A Clockwork Orange. It observes the differences between each character’s education. It also discusses the last chapter of A Clockwork Orange and how it changes the entire meaning of the novel when excluded. The paper has 5 sources. | more info
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This is a three page paper written in MLA style that discusses the book “The Problem of Pain” by C.S. Lewis. This paper discusses the themes in the book and how well the argument concerning God’s omnipotence is presented. The book also discusses the book’s weak points. It uses only the book as source. | more info
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This six-page paper is written in MLA format on a college senior level and contains no sources. It is a discussion of the Victor Hanson book “The Western Way of War.” Specifically, the paper looks at what kinds of questions the book is asking and the relationship between warfare and agriculture, as well as whether the book should be recommended to other history students. | more info
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This four-page paper is a sharply focused approach to the religious aspects contained in Jeanette Winterson’s book “Oranges are not the only fruit”. The paper looks at how the theme of the story was influenced by religion, and how the main characters affected the religious aspects of the book. | more info
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This is a two-page book report about Desert Solitaire by Edward Abbey. It gives background information about the author. It discusses the major themes in the book as they relate to Wildland Recreation. Five ideas discussed in the book are summarized as well. He focuses on natural beauty, the power of nature, solitude of nature, one’s need to experience nature, and the profound experience of it. It relies on the book as a source and a biographical Web site, both of which are presented in APA format. | more info
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This is a 4 page argumentative essay on A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius by Dave Eggers. It has no outside sources and is presented in MLA format. How the author sees his interview for MTV's Real World San Francisco is discussed as well as the opportunity the author wants. The message this episode sends to the audience of the book is examined as well as how that message compares with the message the author wants to send through MTV's Real World. | more info
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This three page paper is written in MLA format on a college graduate level and contains no sources. It is a discussion of the book How to Read a Financial Report. The paper deals with what parts of the book are important or not important and whether it has any value to those studying healthcare. | more info
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This is a two-page essay analyzing the film 1492: Conquest of Paradise. It offers a short overview of the movie and describes significant parts. It presents a review of the movie’s representation of Christopher Columbus and explains his motives that lead to the discovery of America. It also evaluates the historical perspectives described in the movie and why this depiction of Columbus’s journey is so believable. It utilizes one source, the movie, presented in APA format. | more info
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