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This is a 4 page reaction paper on the book, The Story of India by Michael Wood. A discussion of events in the reading that had an impact in my opinion and reaction is included as well as overall conclusions regarding the development and fostering of the Indian culture and economic climate on a global scale. | more info
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This 6-page literature analysis essay in MLA format, and relying on 5 sources describes the literal and hidden meanings of water in relation to the main character, Odysseus, in the Greek epic poems, “The Odyssey.” Readers would get to learn the personality of Odysseus pertinent to the great significance he gives to the presence of water. The unique water symbolism in these Greek epic poems delegates an extraordinary image to Odysseus as indicated in the poems. | more info
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This essay- 4 pages in length, in MLA format, and relying on 3 sources details the instances Sylvia Plath uses the theme, ‘reflections’, in writing her book, “The Bell Jar.” Additionally, this essay defines and explains specifically the nature and characteristics of the literary theme, ‘mirrors (reflections)’. | more info
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This is a 1 page paper relying on 0 resources focusing on “Existence and Description” by Bertrand Russell and the issues that the writing raises. Conclusions are drawn at the end based on the observation made throughout the text. The paper is written on college undergraduate level. | more info
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This literature analysis essay, in MLA format, and relying on- 11 scholary sources - describes the highly significant events of the poems, “The Odyssey,” in relation to the appreciation of most readers. Readers would get to learn the personality of Odysseus pertinent to the positive and negative roles water plays in his life. The unique water symbolism in these Greek epic poems delegates an extraordinary image to the main character, Odysseus and the poem itself. | more info
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This is a 7 page term paper - MLA format showing a comparison between Frankenstein and the creature that he created. The paper starts by giving a summary of Frankenstein’s story, followed by a detailed character comparison between Frankenstein and the creature and a conclusion based on two characters to show who the real monster is. The paper relies on 3 sources. | more info
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This essay- 1 page in length, in MLA format, and relying on 3 sources- narrates the similarities readers can observe from the story elements contained in the following Edgar Allan Poe stories: “The Black Cat”, “The Tell Tale Heart” and “The Pit and the Pendulum.” This paper also gives supporting points to the similarities which would be narrated therein. | more info
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This is a 1 page paper written in the MLA style. The paper is an essay based on the short story, The Necklace, by Guy De Maupassant. The paper answers questions about the story such as a description of the main character, what her issue is in the story, and does she deserve the difficulties she had to endure. The main idea of the story is also discussed. The only source used for this paper is the short story. | more info
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This is a five page paper that discusses sacrifice as it pertains to “Noli Me Tangere.” The paper includes an introduction, a close reading of sections of the chapter, “The Voice of the Persecuted,” a discussion about sacrifice, and a conclusion. The paper is written in MLA style and uses three sources. The thesis statement is: This paper will discuss the idea of sacrifice, what making a sacrifice means, and if the cost of the sacrifice is worth the benefit in the end, and relate it to the story, “Noli Me Tangere,” by Jose Rizel. | more info
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This is a 1 page paper written in the MLA style. The paper is an essay based on the short story, Story of an Hour, by Kate Chopin. The paper answers questions about the story such as the character’s reaction to the news of her husband’s death, the character’s feelings, and the main idea of the story. The only source used for this paper is the short story. | more info
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This is a four page paper relying on a single resource in MLA format to discuss the particular aspect of a certain passage of writing within Troilus and Cressida. A discussion of the passage reveals that the interactions among men and women within society are brought into question and conclusions drawn based on personal interpretation of the facts in the story. | more info
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This is a 5 page paper in MLA format utilizing 4 resources to discuss and analyze Anne Carson’s “The Glass Essay”. Anne’s journey through life and her lost love is analyzed in the context of how it affects her writing. Conclusions based on the symbolism and the visual and contextual clues left throughout the poem are drawn at the end of the paper. | more info
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This 3-page essay is a narrative form about a first heartbreak and how it shaped the author’s view of love. To bring it to life to the reader, it combines specific details about the scene (what happened) with commentary (feelings about it). It also gives thought to the event and considers the way it was originally seen when it happened and how it is unlike the way the author sees it now. | more info
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This is a 1–page essay which identifies the theme of the work, “Digging” by Andre Dubus and comments on how the author related the theme to his audience. Lastly, it discusses the value of the theme. The essay is written on a college undergraduate level and uses just one source. | more info
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This is a 3 page paper utilizing 3 resources to discuss the tragedy of Hamlet. The emotional and intellectual development of Hamlet throughout the play is discussed according to the sources. Conclusions regarding the play and further development are provided at the end of the paper. | more info
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This is a two page paper that examines two essays, “Two Views of the River,” by Mark Twain and “Cowboys v Mounties” by Sarah Vowell. This paper summarizes the essays, and discusses how the author captures the interest of the paper. The paper discusses the differences and similarities between how the two authors wrote their essays. It also discusses why the writer responded more to Twain’s essay than Vowell’s. No sources were used and is written in MLA style. | more info
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This is a four page paper that discusses the poem, “Ozymandias” by Percy Shelley. The paper is written in MLA style and uses three sources. The paper provides a line by line explanation of the poem, except for the last two lines, which are explained together. The thesis statement is: Shelley’s message will be revealed as his poem, “Ozymandias” is broken down, line by line, and translated into the story of a self-proclaimed mighty king who has been forgotten. | more info
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This is a two page paper that has two separate essays. One essay is about the article, “The Truth about Lying.” The essay summarizes the essay and then comments on it. The next essay discusses how I categorize friends. They are categorized into acquaintances, buds, and friends. No sources were used. The paper is written in MLA style. | more info
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This is a 6 page research, written in MLA format, analyzing the theme Alienation, loneliness and selfhood as found in Kate Chopin’s story of an hour, a sorrowful woman by Gail Godwin and Krapp’s last minute tape by Samuel Glaspell. The paper discusses the theme in each of the three stories and relates its implications. The research relies on 4 sources. | more info
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This is a 7-page research paper on Ernst Hemingway’s short story “In Another Country.” The research in the paper is based on 3 references cited in MLA form. Included in this paper is an analysis of the short story. Other ideas, content, intent, irony, and symbolism are also discussed in this paper. In the short story our main character starts out as the narrator. The narrator tells us about his journey from the front line of war to the hospital where he is treated on a daily basis for a problem that he is having with his knee. Two central themes in this story are based on death, and loss of valuables. Although none of the main characters actually physically die, they die to who they once were. The narrator is not able to return to sports due to his physical disability, the major is no longer able to participate in his fencing activities, and the others in the story have limiting disabilities as well. | more info
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This is a four page critical analysis in MLA format that relies on two sources. This critical essay takes into account the themes and events of the Odyssey in relation to Greek Society and the Modern World. Themes discussed include heroism, loyalty, hospitality and religion. The critical analysis explains who these themes are linked to both Greek Society as well as Modern World Society. | more info
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This is a three page essay written in MLA form that relies on three sources. The essay, about Shakespeare’s “Othello”, gives insight on how Othello’s thoughts about his wife shift from the second act to the third act of the play. The metaphors, tone, imagery, and actions of Othello from Act 2 to Act 3 help to show the shift in Othello’s thought process from one Act to the other. | more info
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This is a four page paper written in APA style that does not rely on any references. It is an analysis of the characters from Brian Friel’s play Faith Healers. It discusses the character flaws of each one of the character and how they impact the monologue. | more info
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This is a five-page paper which analyzes Sophocles’ play Oedipus Rex. The character of Oedipus is considered through Aristotle’s definition of a tragic hero. An outline is also included. The paper is written in MLA format, and utilizes five sources. | more info
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This report—9 pages in length, relying on 5 sources, and in MLA format—is comprised of the answers to three essay questions concerning the classical Greek characters, Odysseus and Oedipus. The first essay treats the manner in which the authors—Homer and Sophocles—encourage emotional response to their respective protagonists. The second essay analyzes each protagonist in terms of E. M. Forster’s ‘flat’ and ‘round’ character development. The third essay treats the issue of supernatural forces as factors in predetermination of protagonist fate. | more info
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