Category: Literature

Choose one of the following topics
Love and/or Marriage
Manners/Etiquette
Social Status and/or Wealth
Education and/or Intelligence
Duty and/or Respectability 
Identify the criticism Wilde is making about this topic in his society through satire
Write a well developed paragraph that discusses 
Wilde’s satirical criticism about your chosen topic and provides two pieces of textual evidence and analysis for support 

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Respond to this discussion by constructing a one-paragraph argument about ONE of the following topics:
figurative language,
personification, or
figures of speech: simile, metaphor, personification, apostrophe, overstatement, understatement, metonymy, paradox, symbol, allegory, or irony.
Once you have selected a topic, complete the following:
Make a claim in response to one of the topics above.
Add evidence to support your claim in the form of a quotation to illustrate the point you are making. See Module 8 Writer’s Workshop: MLA Format for Poetry Questions for information about the format for quoting poems. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rimUxNieg48 
Add analysis by explaining how your quote proves or illustrates your claim.
ASSIGNED POEMS TO CHOSE FROM: 
Hughes, “Harlem”
Marvell, “To His Coy Mistress”
Whitman, “Hours continuing long, sore and heavy-hearted”
Herrick, “To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time”
Thomas, “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night”
Donne, “Death, Be Not Proud”
Brooks, “A Song In The Front Yard”
Crane, “War is Kind”
Dunbar, “Sympathy”
Jarrell, “The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner”

joseph andrews Novel, read from 186 to 240
These are the things we should focus on while making our presentation.
The techniques, characters, and context.
The points of discussion are:
1. The novel as a burlesque.
2- The novel as picaresque.
3- The novel as a work of social and political criticism. 
4- The novel as a comic epic in prose.
5- Innocence vs. experience.
6- Religious doctrine vs. virtue.

Introduction:
Introduce the work and its author.
Declare the characters you will be analyzing.
Define what the essay will discuss.
Body of the essay:
Begin by noting charact traits which the author highlights. Use specific examples and quotes
which the author uses to support the trait you are describing. Spend time elaborating on the
traits and tendencies of the character.
The next paragraph should be spent on the other character you have chosen. Carry out the
same treatment of his character through analysis of the text and style.
Identify and describe the similarities and differences between the two characters. Note how the
characters interact with the other characters, their tone, speech and attitude. Focus on the
characters actions and motivations and what these convey to the readers about the characters.
Conclusion:
The conclusion should summaries the similarities or differences between the characters and
state why you believe the characters are similar or different.
** Compare and contrast two similar characters from any book or short story you have read.

In order to complete this assignment you have to be familiar with the story Into The Wild. There is a quick turn around for the project. Each slide requires different information, but explains what is required. 
This should be written on a 10th grade level.

What is the story ″The Eyes Have It″ by Philip K. Dick all about? Describe the setting of the science fiction world of the story ″The Eyes Have It″ written by Philip K. Dick.
Was it believable? Can you see this happening in our future? Why do you think this story could happen or why you think there is no way a story like it could happen.
Write a one paragraph news story based upon the story ″The Eyes Have It″ by Philip K. Dick. Think of how a news reporter would explain those events to an audience. Focus on what you think the main facts of the story are and deliver it as a news article written by you.
Remember: You can quote dialog here, but you must create the news article using original work.

Compare the literary works of Pramoedya Ananta Toer, “This Earth of
Mankind” and Arundathi Roy’s “The God of Small Things”   
Use either Marxist Literary Theory or Edwar Said’s Orientalism

Write what you learn in literature class you can use can you write a tiny bit about poetry of Langston Hughes to the existential prose of Franz Kafka what you learn. And Voltaire Francois Marie arouet. Or a tiny bit about molder Jean baptiste poquelin. Or you can use all 3. How did you grow in class In what ways have you changed or improved?

write an essay arguing why parliamentarians should get an increase in their housing and Vehicle Allowances. one sided argumentative essay,the topic should go for no against.

Write an essay in which you compare and contrast the upbringing of Tambudzai and
Nyasha in Nervous Conditions. Your discussion must include how their different
experiences inform their attitudes toward Western and Shona cultures.
Novel Nervous Conditions by Tsitsi Dangarembga
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