What is the impact of the opening sentence, “My first victim was a woman…?” 2. How is Brent Staples using the term “victim”? 3. How does the meaning of the sentence and the term change

FIRST, please critically read and analyze the Description/ Descriptive rhetorical mode of writing the essay “Just Walk on By” by Brent Staples. (5C), answer the “QUESTIONS” that are posted below, Remember to use the RACE technique for writing...

Explore the Classical Formula using “A Scandal in Bohemia” Describe the character of Irene Adler in “A Scandal in Bohemia.”Links to an external site. What adjectives would you use to describ

First Explore the Classical Formula using “A Scandal in Bohemia” Describe the character of Irene Adler in “A Scandal in Bohemia.”Links to an external site. What adjectives would you use to describe her and why? In what ways does this story...

In this scene, the two main characters of the play, Blanche and her brother-in-law Stanley, first meet. Based on this early scene, try inferring the conflict that will follow. Who will be t

first view the posted scene from the 1951 film version of Tennessee Williams’s play A Streetcar Named Desire (sample speech 2). In this scene, the two main characters of the play, Blanche and her brother-in-law Stanley, first meet. Based on this early scene, try...

Find textual support for at least three specific details that show’s Nick love and affection for Gatsby. Find textual support for at least three specific details that show George Wilson’s i

Find textual support for at least three specific details that show’s Nick love and affection for Gatsby. Find textual support for at least three specific details that show George Wilson’s instability. What important role does the billboard of Dr. T.J....

Find specific examples from the Dickinson poems to illustrate the following aspects of the poet’s style: compactness; simple, precise language; traditional meter and variations in metrical f

Find specific examples from the Dickinson poems to illustrate the following aspects of the poet’s style: compactness; simple, precise language; traditional meter and variations in metrical form; unusual syntax; exact rhyme and ap- proximate rhyme; and figurative...

In the Beowulf excerpts we read, Grendel’s motivation for devouring the warriors in the mead hall is a bit obscure, but we do have some hints. Why does he start attacking and eating men, ac

Film: Beowulf 1) In the Beowulf excerpts we read, Grendel’s motivation for devouring the warriors in the mead hall is a bit obscure, but we do have some hints. Why does he start attacking and eating men, according to the text? But the film adaptation we viewed...

Fatima Shaik’s “Climbing Monkey Hill” depicts New Orleans at a key moment in the history of the American South, de-segregation. Since her protagonist is a 13 year-old girl, we see the shapin

Fatima Shaik’s “Climbing Monkey Hill” depicts New Orleans at a key moment in the history of the American South, de-segregation. Since her protagonist is a 13 year-old girl, we see the shaping of the racial consciousness of one African-American New...

External criticism is the practice of verifying evidences of authenticity by examining it’s physical characteristics, consistency with the historical character of the time when it was suppos

External criticism is the practice of verifying evidences of authenticity by examining it’s physical characteristics, consistency with the historical character of the time when it was supposedly produced, and the historical sources materials. “Do @n...

Explore how two key ideas in Nine Days are represented and explain why they resonate with you. Discuss with close reference to the text and your personal connections with it

Explore how two key ideas in Nine Days are represented and explain why they resonate with you. Discuss with close reference to the text and your personal connections with it

Over the past 45-plus years, the road for bilingual education has often been bumpy. Although some researchers continue to affirm its value, others conclude that while not harming students, b

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Explain, in detail and using proof from The Myth of Arachne, how “The idea that goddesses in general are vain” are perpetuated in the myth and precisely why they are problematic

Explain, in detail and using proof from The Myth of Arachne, how “The idea that goddesses in general are vain” are perpetuated in the myth and precisely why they are problematic

Explain why or why not Our Town contains a Biblical worldview. Write essay (at least 400 words) explaining how Our Town reflects or disagrees with a Biblical view of life. Support your s

Explain why or why not Our Town contains a Biblical worldview. Write essay (at least 400 words) explaining how Our Town reflects or disagrees with a Biblical view of life. Support your statements with specific Scriptures as well as references from the play. Remember...