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Analyze three Cinderella variants in terms of one of the criteria listed. Cinderella/ Charles Perrault Ash Puttle/ Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm A Chinese “Cinderella” / Tusn Ch Eng-shih As you format your Works Cited page, use #33 MLA of writer’s reference book. This is comparable to the “journal” writing you may have done in English 1010.You are still required to use MLA documentation with at least 4 citations. Proofread for grammar, mechanics, and spelling.

You will select an issue to explore from Beggars in Spain, come up with a claim backed by reasoning and evidence, argue your issue from the fictional context of the novel using analogies from the real world to back up your reasoning, and provide a refutation. Your reasoning and evidence will come from the novel and from the real world (outside sources). BS needs to be a part of every step. Meaning, you will back up your claim with reasons from BS and your evidence will come from BS and outside sources (sometimes the evidence will be from a source, but other times it will come from your own cleverly written analogies and/or prior knowledge).

– thesis driven essay – one source NEEDS to be from Born a Crime by Trevor Noah – in text citations AND quotations needed Prompt: How has South Africa’s history of apartheid affected South Africa and its’ citizens’ identity? What have been the long-term effects of segregation, marginalization, and prejudice, both as revealed in Born a Crime and in South African society today? Do you think that Noah’s identity was influenced mainly by the effects of Apartheid or other factors?

Every day, we hear about “fake news.” The term has become so prevalent that it’s almost obnoxious. But fake news is not a new thing–in fact, it has been around since before televisions, when the only way people got news was through the radio. In your original post, I want you to reflect on the “Finding the Fake News King” podcast. What are your thoughts about the information presented? The only requirement is that you reach 100 words. https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2016/12/02/504155809/episode-739-finding-the-fake-news-king

Choose one of the following essay prompts and develop a 500-550 word essay. Discuss Janie’s emergence as a person, and the roles that her three husbands (Logan Killicks, Joe Starks, and Teacake) had in her development. In other words, what role does each man play in Janie’s development? Which one of the characters did you like and/or dislike? Why? Teacake is twelve years younger than Janie. Besides the physical attraction, what do you think attracts Janie to Teacake? P.S. I gave the movie title in the assignment topic bar so that’s what the essay is about that movie and my teacher would like for you to choose between those three prompts in order to form the essay. Also no sources is needed for this essay. Thank You Winfrey, Oprah. Their Eyes Were Watching God. YouTube, 2012, www.youtube.com/watch?v=teUi8N5ZaNs. This is the link to the movie so please use this link in order to form the essay.

After reading Zora Neale Hurston’s, “Sweat,” I would like for you to write a reader response critique about the short story. You will be using all of the terms used in the Elements of Literature Part I & II videos: So, here is what you should answer in your paper: What is the tone and mood of the story? As you know from the video, tone and mood are two separate elements. What point of view is the story written in? How do you know? Give an example from the story. What is the setting? How do you know? Give an example from the story. Consider the plot line of setting, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Write out the plot line, giving examples from the story. What is the theme in the story? There can be more than one theme, but you will only need to provide one for this assignment. Remember, a theme is not just one word. One word is merely a topic. Take the word you are thinking of and use it in a complete sentence. Remember, a theme is a universal idea to which everyone can relate. Avoid cliches! A cliche is a phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought. What kind of character is Delia? Syke? Bertha? How do you know? Use SPECIFIC quotes from the story to support your ideas. Is there irony in this story? What is it? Did you like the story? If so, why? If not, why? Use quotes as support. REQUIREMENTS: This should be written in essay format. All bullet points should be covered, but in which order you put them in is up to you. MLA format required You must have in-text citations and a Work Cited page…refer to OWL at Purdue as to how to create the Work Cited page over the link I sent you to the story Must be written in 3rd person point of view…even the part stating whether you liked the story or not. 600 word count This will be counted as an essay. If any of these requirements are not met, the grade of a zero will be recorded for this assignment.

you will read and analyze a novel, read and analyze a short story, read (or watch) and analyze a play, or watch and analyze a film in which one of the major characters suffers from the disability they have chosen as a course theme (Causes of blindness in visual impairment individual ). Literary analysis For your literary analysis, you will analyze a fictional work. Remember, for your literary analysis, you will analyze and discuss a fictional work. First, an annotation includes a summary of the source — at least the thesis and the main points of evidence. In addition, the annotation includes an evaluation of the source, providing such information as the authority of the author, the persuasiveness of the argument, the credibility of the source, and the usefulness of the source for analyzing the piece of literature. For the purposes of our assignment, you should certainly include something about the discussion of disability in the article, and why the source will be useful in your essay. The summary sentences must provide a clear understanding of what is included in the source. Every source you plan to use in your literary analysis, including the primary fictional work, should be annotated with a complete annotated bibliography entry. At the end of the document, after all of your annotated bibliography entries, please also answer the following questions related to the primary fictional work you are analyzing and discussing in your literary analysis. Make sure to be clear about: • The author and title of the work you have chosen • Your rationale for choosing the literary work: o Why did you choose this particular work? o Why do the author and the work appeal to you? o What relationship does it have to your chosen disability? o What do you hope to learn about the disability by reading a fictional treatment? Explain the answers to these questions well, using complete sentences, specific language, specific details, and specific description.

A Works Cited should be submitted with your essay.TOPICS:1) Although humans are placed higher than animals on the Great Chain, this play often reflects the base animal nature inherent in all humans. To what purpose does Shakespeare try to convey these elements of his characters?2) Through Lear’s descent into madness, Shakespeare is able to present a demonic vision of the world.3) What is the effect of Shakespeare’s use of characters in the play to represent identical but opposite sides of the plays central conflict?4) Nemesis is the Greek word for the dramatic theory of retributive justice. Assess the extent to which Nemesis is applicable to the pathetic ends met by Gloucester and Cordelia.5) Blindness, foolishness and nothingness each play a symbolic role in the play. Analyze Shakespeare’s intentional use of one or more of these in King Lear

According to Southan, Effective Altruism is “conformist in that it’s another force channeling us towards the traditional success model” (366). Write a paper in which you challenge the model of success at the core of Effective Altruism. Does Effective Altruism guide people into high paying jobs despite their interests? Is money central to success? Use your explorations of Effective Altruism organizations to support your argument.

Analysis Essay based off the book “Just Mercy” by Bryan Stevenson. Integrate quotes from the memoir and any other sources you use in your essay to support your position. Prompt: Stevenson tells us immature brains and childhood experiences contribute to criminal behavior in juveniles. Should children ever be prosecuted as adults or receive life in prison sentences? To support your thesis, discuss specific cases that led Stevenson to believe that brain development and negative or traumatic childhood experiences contribute to criminal behavior in juveniles. Explain how adolescent brains differ from adults’ brain sand how that could lead to criminal behavior. Discuss some specific examples from the memoir.