Essays on Literary Genres

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My Most Embarrassing Moment

1 page / 462 words

I really did not know what to write about, but I was reminded this morning as I stopped to fuel the car up, of one of my most embarrassing moments since I moved back “home”.The sentence is a bit clunky and could be rewritten to...

Personal Experience Short Story

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Plot Structure and Literary Devices in "The Catcher in The Rye"

2 pages / 1516 words

General Overview The Catcher in the Rye is a novel written by J. D. Salinger. It was published in 1951. From a historical perspective, there was a lot going on in the United States in the 1950s. The economy of the nation was relatively stable...

Book Report Catcher in The Rye Novel

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The Night of The Iguana: Play Report

3 pages / 1364 words

In this essay, I will discuss one of Tennessee Williams’ plays The Night of the Iguana. Among the synopsis of the show and background of the playwright, I will talk about when this work was on stage, the awards, and the historical significance. The Night...

Literature Review Short Story

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The Analysis of John Stuart Mill’s "On Liberty"

3 pages / 1549 words

In John Stuart Mill’s essay “On Liberty”, he explores the question of whether society has a right to suppress an individual’s expression and opinions. Mill’s states, “if all mankind minus one were of one opinion, mankind would be no more justified in silencing that one...

Fiction John Stuart Mill Literature Review

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"Broken English" on The Example of The Novel "Mother Tongue" by Amy Tan

3 pages / 1254 words

‘Broken English,’ is what’s spoken in many homes throughout America. People that come from a different country and settle in a new one are categorized as immigrants. With that being said, once you settle into a different country then you have to get accustomed to...

Amy Tan Novel

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Cultural Imperialism in Kipling's Works

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The White Men’s Burden was written by Rudyard Kipling. We can say that this is a fight song, a hymn and an encouraging song that he wrote for the white people, addressing the white people. This was the time when the white people were considered...

Poetry Rudyard Kipling White Man’s Burden

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Childhood Memories of Robert Hayden in His Poem "Those Winter Sundays"

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American poet, Robert Hayden wrote, “Those Winter Sundays” as a memory from his childhood. Reflecting on his past from the voice of a child who fears his father. As an adult, he now has a clearer picture of what his father endured, and the sacrifices...

Poetry Those Winter Sundays

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Analysis of The Moving Finger by Edith Wharton

2 pages / 1000 words

Edith Wharton, the first woman to ever win the Pulitzer Prize, was an extremely vocal and critical figure of her time. She was born in 1862 and made it her life’s mission to bring the place of women at home and the workplace and the...

Fiction Short Story

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Review of My Own Version of "Nosedive" Episode

2 pages / 1135 words

A tiny interaction, contact lenses, and an app are used to rank one another. In a society where these things determine where you stand socially as well as in society, it determines your rights and basic needs it is ranked by a 0 to 5...

Dystopia Effects of Social Media Film Analysis

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A Nazi’s Metamorphosis in Maxine Kumin’s Poem "Woodchucks"

3 pages / 1181 words

The Holocaust in Nazi Germany was, in its most basic roots, the mass murder of millions of the Jewish population within Germany, and all countries conquered by Germany for the duration of World War Two. While the main figures behind this mass execution had no...

Holocaust Poetry

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Why "War of The Worlds" by H. G. Wells Should not Be Banned

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The topic of banning books has been controversial for decades and decades but no one ever understands the reasons why they are restricted from being published rigorously. I am one of them. Recently, I’ve been reading “War of the Worlds” and taking thorough research about...

Novel Science Fiction War of The Worlds

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"The Tiger’s Bride" and Post-war Feminist Ideas

2 pages / 695 words

Fairytales can be seen as a means to communicate a certain message or lesson to its audience. In Angela Carter’s case, she uses her short story “The Tiger’s Bride”, an adaptation of the well known story “Beauty and the Beast” by Gabrielle-Suzanne de Villenueve, to...

Gender Equality Short Story

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Review: Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim by David Sedaris

2 pages / 715 words

Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim by David Sedaris is a collection of autobiographical essays that describes the difficulties that occur within American families as a young man recounts his childhood and youth as he becomes apart of the LGBTQ community and struggles to...

Fiction Literature Review

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Agatha Christie’s "And then There Were None" – a Novel Written as Drama

1 page / 489 words

Introduction Throughout Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None”, Christie does a fine job of writing the novel as if it were an actual film or play, to be acted out before the viewers’ eyes. The main reason that the novel can be seen as...

And Then There Were None Novel

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"Gryphon 1985": Break Out from The Norms

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In the story “Gryphon,” Charles Baxter fabricates a character that is not as perfect as we think she will be. Miss Ferenczi is a substitute teacher who came to Five Oaks Community to take over one of the teachers who has become ill until he...

Fiction Literature Review

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Analysis of Composition as a Write of Passage by Nathalie Singh-corcoran

2 pages / 876 words

There is a great need to understand the purpose of any written text, film or any piece that is educative in nature. With so doing, internal analysis of the text can be perfectly understood by the targeted audience. Rhetorical analysis is mostly the art of...

Short Story Writing Experience

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Mental Issues of Holden Caulfield in "The Catcher in The Rye" by J. D. Salinger

3 pages / 1138 words

Despite the narrative taking place in a time of Holden’s life filled with hormones and the coming of age, those factors are not the root causes of Holden’s seemingly irrational behavior and volatility. Evident in the symbolism throughout the book, Holden’s adherence to traits typically...

Catcher in The Rye Novel

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"Poppies" and "War Photographer": a Comparison of War Poems

1 page / 514 words

To analyze the bright examples of war poetry, “Poppies” and “War Photographer”, a comparison of the two poems will be presented in this essay. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online...

Carol Ann Duffy Poetry

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Review of "I, Robot" by Isaac Asimov

2 pages / 1065 words

Do you think robot which is totally different to us can be friend? Aren’t you scared of robots in the future? In one of the famous robot books, ‘I, robot’ is published in the 1940s by Isaac Asimov. There are 9 different stories about robot...

Book Review I, Robot Science Fiction