Category: Classic English literature

listen to scholar Eric Foner’s talk on Who is an American? Prompt: In 300 to 400 hundred words, describe Foner’s assertions about who is an American, and why citizenship and being an American is a contested issue? Helpful Hints to Shape Your Response: Consider taking notes on: How has the West created the concept of… Continue reading listen to scholar Eric Foner’s talk on Who is an American?
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One of the ways we can develop our understanding of ourselves as learners (in order to enhance our learning) is by reflecting on our personal literate history. In this post, select two or three moments in your reading or writing history to discuss with the class. This of this assignment as an introduction of yourself… Continue reading One of the ways we can develop our understanding of ourselves as learners (in or

Freshly creatively written: 100% free of any plagiarism and No Course hero links nor affiliation, links nor material. Prior to beginning work on this discussion forum, read “This Must Be the Place” and “Individualism as an American Cultural Value” in your course text. In addition, read the article “How Language Shapes Thought (Links to an… Continue reading Freshly creatively written: 100% free of any plagiarism and No Course hero links

CAN YOU MAKE SURE I FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS AND CAN YOU ADD SOME QUOTES TO SUPPORT MY ARGUMENTS? You will have to write a three to four-page essay on the following question. This question is based on the articles we have read so far. Your essay should have a CLEAR thesis and a SPECIFIC focus. Please,… Continue reading CAN YOU MAKE SURE I FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS AND CAN YOU ADD SOME QUOTES TO SUPPORT M

After reading the poem by Wilfred Owen (located in your lesson content section) and the two assigned short stories by Tim O’Brien and Alice Walker from your textbook for this week, you should have noticed that both the poem and the stories share a commonality of how history, culture, and the background of the author… Continue reading After reading the poem by Wilfred Owen (located in your lesson content section)

The attachment in the link is an EXAMPLE PAPER. Please do not copy it in any way, it’s just so you know my professor’s standards PAPER TWO should be a literary analysis based on one of the elements of fiction, or it should be a research paper that uses one of the stories to springboard… Continue reading The attachment in the link is an EXAMPLE PAPER. Please do not copy it in any way

1. The Literature. We can continue to study, analyze, and learn more about the meaning of the literature. We do this through study, researching, and gaining more knowledge of the literature. Answer this question: What are the significant works of James Baldwin and Richard Rodriquez and why? 2. The Life. Research authors’ lives to learn… Continue reading 1. The Literature. We can continue to study, analyze, and learn more about the m

Hello, I need a two page essay on the book I have listed in the title. This is the prompt: Upon completion of your book, please address the following prompt: Compare and Contrast 2 or more characters within the book and determine who you resonate most closely with. Further, what 3 lessons can you take… Continue reading Hello, I need a two page essay on the book I have listed in the title. This is t

Review the item Watch: Summary of Our Study on Western Culture, found in the Learn section of Module 8: Week 8. After you have viewed this presentation, describe what you feel has been the most influential paradigm shift in Western Culture that has affected America. I am not looking for a particular person but events.… Continue reading Review the item Watch: Summary of Our Study on Western Culture, found in the Lea

Main character name: Bao An, 12 years old His parter: Vang, a golden retriever The story is told via the perspective of 12-year-old An, who became an orphan after his mother was killed during a bombing. An’s quest to find his father becomes a canvas reflecting the trials and tribulations of residents of the delta… Continue reading Main character name: Bao An, 12 years old
His parter: Vang, a golden retriever
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