Who is to blame?

What dose this mean? Dark or sinister comparison

Hi For my a2 coursework (NEA) i would like some help making links between feminism and the lady of shallot

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Directions: Underline the fallacy(ies) that you see, list the name(s), list a definition from the text, and then explain why you see this as fallacious by explaining how your underlined section fits with the definition from the fallacy text. Fallacy Terms 1-9: Amphiboly, Hypostatization, Equivocation, Division, Composition, Sweeping and Hasty Generalization, Bifurcation, Accent 1. Now, it ultimately is going to be up to the voters, to you, which path we should take. Are we going to double down on the top-down economic policies for the rich that helped to get us into this mess, or do we embrace a new economic patriotism that says: America does best when the middle class does best? Fallacy Name(s): ___________________________ Definition from the fallacy text: Explain with clarity – in the form of several lines – how the section you underlined illustrates the fallacy:

from the comeprhention going solo by rahal dhal chapter the green mamba

I need to write a few paragraphs on the imagery in Education For Leisure and am finding it really difficult! Please help!!!!

I'm currently writing my A2 coursework for English Literature, I was wondering whether you could help me find some links between the ideology of feminism and Tennyson's Lady of Shalott

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i have to do a critical evaluation on through the tunnel by dorris lessing and have been told to tell of the literal and figurative language used?

So I have to write a literary critisim and literary theory on a specific theme in the hunger games. I need a thesis, quotes, reasoning and it needs to be argumentative.

The problem is that I don't need to write an essay its just one page and I have to cover all that. I'm confused how I should start my thesis statement now.

Do I start like: in the book "the hunger games"... OR the hunger games talks about..

How?! Please help :/

Thank you.

I am having difficulty answering sentence structure questions. Is there any tips which you need to know before answering a question.

For class we have to write an essay about how this quote (“In taking revenge, a man is but even with his enemy, but in passing it over, he is superior.”) and how it relates to the Cask of Amontillado. I don't really understand what the quote means.

What does this quote mean?? "The room was silent with the fury of avenging angels sharpening Their radiance before they strike. The priests had decided they could not wait forever for the pope and the archbishop to come around. The time was now, for the Lord had said, I come with the sword as well as the plow to set at liberty them that are bruised."

This quote is from in the time of butterflies chapter 8

Why is the purpose of literature?

In order to answer this question, let’s define our terms. What is literature and, specifically, what is English literature? Literature as defined by the Encyclopaedia Britannica is quite simply a ‘body of written works.’ This includes works defined in the table below.  

  English literature is still literature - however, it is any work specific to the British Isles that was written anywhere between the 7th century and the present day. So, when you take any English literature courses, keep in mind that you will be narrowing your study to English literature books. Take a look at the timeline below to see some notable works!   As you might have guessed, English literature is considered as different from literature in the English language. The table below holds some other types of literature in the English language.  

  So now, what is the purpose of literature? Specifically, English literature? Without literature, there is no history. Not only did early works of literature provide first-hand accounts of historical events, but they also capture entire eras: popular culture, societal norms, and more.  

How does literature affect our life?

If you’ve ever been interested in pursuing an English literature degree or want to find an English literature university specialization - you might be asking yourself this question. Let’s start by looking at the different categories of literature: Within these categories, you can find the following genres:  

  So, let’s start with something the majority of people can relate to: lyrics. There is a reason why heart-wrenching ballads are so great to listen to during a bad breakup, or why certain songs can take you back to a moment in your life. Songs are the soundtrack to our lived experiences, and the techniques employed by lyricists can be considered literary techniques.   You’ll find literature in the present day affects our lives mainly as a means of entertainment: from classic plays to binge-worthy series to stories shared at the dinner table. While this may seem like a modern-day tendency, the truth is literature has always been a means of entertainment.    

  Literature also affects language. When it comes to English literature especially, Shakespeare is said to have contributed about 1,700 words and about 40 different phrases to the English language. Take a look at some below!  

What can literature teach us?

Keeping in mind that all of these questions could be answered differently depending on who you ask, we can generally split the teachings of literature into three main categories.   Let’s explore each of these categories in-depth.  

  In other words, literature can teach us about ourselves, about the world and about a wide variety of skills.  

What are the benefits of studying English literature?

The benefits of studying English literature can be divided depending on the type of person who is studying. If you’re a student who isn’t interested in specializing in, for example, an English literature Cambridge program - you might be more interested in knowing how to revise for English literature.   If you’re interested in studying English at uni, you might be more interested in English literature graduate jobs. Let’s start with the first case   The benefits of studying and reviewing English literature for your class, even if you’re not particularly passionate about literature itself, are many.  

  While the above are benefits everyone can take advantage of, let’s take a look at the benefits of being an English literature major.  

What skills do you gain from studying English literature?

Now that we’ve talked about the influence that literature can have on personal and professional life, let’s discuss the benefits of studying literature. In other words, the importance of literature review with regards to building skills.   When you talk about the skills gained from studying English literature, it is necessary to look at the common assignments you’ll have to complete that will help you perfect these skills.  

  When you’re studying literary terms and devices, reading books and completing research papers - you are actually polishing skills that will become very useful in the future. Take a look at just some of the skills you will develop while completing any of these four elements.