It’s a literary analysis on the book The Kite Runner. We had to choose a prompt and chose “ In what ways has Amir’s character been shaped or influenced by others?”. We need a work cited page as well as in-text citations, and a topic statement
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How successful do you believe the application of that philosophy to the problem would be?
Richard Wright Choose any one of these writers and, first, find a direct quote of his/hers that reflects his/her philosophy.(One of the best places to find that quote is https://www.brainyquote.com). Next choose a current situation or problem, explain its origin, then tell how that writer’s philosophy might be applied to either explain or solve that […]
How does the idea of empire change across historical periods-affect the production of literature?
LITERATURE OF EMPIRE How does the idea of empire change across historical periods and affect the production of literature? Refer to TWO literary texts studied on the module in your answer. (The two literary texts are Albert Camus, ‘The Adulterous Woman’ and Edward Said ‘Orientalism’)
What impact would the scholarship have on your education-state any circumstances affecting your needs for financial assistants.
Scholarship Question : From a financial standpoint, what impact would the scholarship have on your education? state any circumstances affecting your needs for financial assistants. A few things to know majoring in nutrition.
What are the power relations between dominant and marginalized that it explores-How does it explore the co-dependency of the dominant-marginalized?
Post-colonialism Provide a close reading of Orwell’s essay “Shooting an Elephant” with the post-colonial approach and consider the following questions: • How does the work reflect on its historical and cultural context through characters, events, and language? • How does a literary text represent marginalized peoples (usually, the colonized)? • What are the power relations […]
Describe one change that Augustine would make to the U.S. Constitution-explain why he would make it based on his beliefs and his reading.
Changes to the U.S. Constitution ???? After reading the “Second Treatise of Government” by John Locke, “Political Writings,” by St. Augustine, and “Politics” by Aristotle, answer this question: You must propose three different amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The first is an “Aristotelian” amendment. Describe one change Aristotle would make to the U.S. Constitution and […]
What evidence could C.S. Lewis draw from “Leviathan” to support this description of the substance and implications of Hobbes’s argument?
After having read “The Abolition of Man,” by C.S Lewis and “Leviathan” by Thomas Hobbes this is the questioned probed: C.S. Lewis could argue that Thomas Hobbes is a “conditioner,” whose aim is (whether he avows it or not) the “Abolition of man.” What evidence could C.S. Lewis draw from “Leviathan” to support this description […]
what do you feel that says about your future?-What were your strengths?
The writer Annie Dillard once observed, “How we spend our days is of course how we spend our lives. What we do with this hour and that one is what we are doing.” You have completed 13 weeks now in a class learning skills to assist you in achieving your dreams and goals. If we […]
What does madness really look like?-Does he perhaps just have a warped sense of reality?
Don Quixote Explore the idea/theme of madness in the passages from the assigned Don Quixote readings. Is he a madman? Or, as some have suggested, is he merely bored? He reads, and reads, and reads his books. What does madness really look like? Does he perhaps just have a warped sense of reality? Consider: “In […]
How do issues of gender operate across social-class lines in ancient literature?
Ancient text Question 1. Using evidence from at least 2 separate sources from this course, discuss the role of gender and sexuality in the ancient world and how this manifests itself in ancient literature. Questions you may think about could include (but are not limited to) how do these portrayals differ or remain the same […]
