To what extent does the reader respond to how the symbols are used to show the effects of oppression in Burgess ‘Clockwork orange’ and ‘Orwell’s 1984’? […]

Drawing on your growing understanding of the gothic genre, which two stories of the three that we read this week (“The Yellow Wallpaper,” “A Jury of […]

World Literature Topic: Both Euripides Medea and Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night are examples of literature that explore the problem of gender identity.(a) How do the characters of […]

Word-count 1,500 original words excluding footnotes, quotations and bibliography (there is no penalty for going over this minimum word limit) Guidelines Answers will be rewarded for […]

Literature Critique Format Instructions: The literature critique is a brief summary of an article from a ‘refereed’ journal. Critiques must be word-processed, single spaced and at […]

compare and contrast 2 literary works (The road not taken) and (I used to live here once) must have 6 scholarly sources

Some (if not most) truly believe that William Shakespeare is not completely responsible for the 37 (or so) plans he is given credit for. Presuming he […]

Paper details: WRITE A FORMAL RESPONSE on one specific thing from the (Jewish American Literature: Norton Anthology text book pages 915-944)

  The essay should be an interpretive argument paper on either Things Fall Apart, Nervous Conditions, or The Spy Who Came in from the Cold. SafeAssign […]