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    STEPS FOR PLANNING AND WRITING A LITERARY ESSAY (and just about any other expository essay) SAMPLE ASSIGNMENT: Authors often create characters to illustrate contrasting attitudes toward impor-tant issues. Choose one novel you have read and explain how the author uses two or more characters to represent contrasting or opposing attitudes toward something of importance to each of them. Here is how you might use two characters in To Kill a Mockingbird to respond to the above assignment.

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    Tom Ryall's Genre Theory

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    Development of genre theory emerges during the 50’s and 60’s. Genre studies started to categorise film according to specific typologies like things that worth the same. People started to write about how narrative structures connected things with similar aesthetic mode and also ideological positions. Genre theory is really important because it’s one of the theories that basically covers all elements of film industries. Tom Ryall argued that genre can be distinct as patterns that outdo individual films

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    Tom Corey Gender Roles

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    evolving. William Dean Howell​ ’​ s‚ ​ The Rise of Silas Lapham​ ‚ provides a clearer depiction of how societies view of men and women change with the times as well. Gender roles play a huge role in ​ The Rise of Silas Lapham ​ in the regard that men and women in the 19th century had very direct roles. Howell portrays this brilliantly within his work and how at the the turn of the century‚ gender roles are an important facet in everyday activities. Howell​ ’​ s characters in his novel‚ ​ The Rise

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    and beliefs about himself are noticeably fractured by his family’s forced relocation to Coghill‚ evident in the metaphorical language of‚ “the black curtain” which reflects Tom’s depression that acts as a barrier and blocks his transition. Burke‚ in Tom Brennan displays how reckless behaviour as a rite of passage in a rural communal paradigm can act as a catalyst for a multitude of consequences including an individual’s loss of belief in oneself and how this can lead to a deeper understanding of oneself

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    The Report on The Adventure of Tom Sawyer The book I read is The Adventure of Tom Sawyer‚ which was written by Mark Twain‚ and before I read the book‚ I search some information about him‚ I think it may support a lot of help for my reading. Introduction of the author: Mark Twain is the pen name of Samuel Clemens. He was one of the greatest American writers. He captured a peculiarly American humor. He represented a new American voice. Mark was born in Florida‚ Mississippi‚ in 1835

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    Vikas Sharma Honors English Final Exam Essay 5-24-10 Stoppard vs. Shakespeare There are many ways love is presented thematically in A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare and Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard. In a Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ love is off and on going between most of the characters which shows that love was difficult and not too strong between the characters‚ while in the play Shakespeare in Love‚ the love between Shakespeare and Viola seems to be pure and full

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    The Great Gatsby: Tom And Wilson Most people think that your level in society or the amount of money in your bank account will dictate every event in your life. But sometimes the amount of money you have does not protect you from bad situations. In The Great Gatsby‚ Wilson is the husband of Myrtle who is Tom Buchanan’s mistress. Eventually Tom’s wife Daisy will begin an affair with Gatsby and he will be in the same position as Wilson. Due to the wealth gap between Tom and Wilson you may think they

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    Alysa Sharp 12/12/12 Carla Jones Final Project TOMS: A Commodity Fetish Globalization is the international influence‚ change‚ and interaction within or between countries and or nations. This creates an idea of connectedness between the facilitating nation and the nation being influenced. Within this interaction and influence on another nation there becomes this desire to become a “trendsetter” through the use of products and other various commodities throughout the world. One such example

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    experience personal growth. This is evident in the prescribed text‚ The Story of Tom Brennan by JC Burke‚ as well as my chosen text‚ I Was Only 19 by Redgum. The concept of ‘new experiences’ may not always start off positively. For example‚ in Burke’s novel‚ the protagonist‚ Tom Brennan‚ one fatal accident forced him and his family to flee their hometown of Mumbilli‚ forcing every character to undergo a catharsis. This causes Tom to become very withdrawn and introverted as he grows bitter and resentful

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    Spotlight by Tom McCarthy may just be the sleeper classic of the 2010’s. The fact that is supported by the best picture award and the incredibly real tragedy portrayed in the film. Spotlight goes farther than just exposing the lies of the Vatican and its horrific cover-up. The film breaches topics one can see in everyday life such as the “death” of investigating journalism and a rapid technology boom with unforeseen consequences. Even the very foundation of its cinematic techniques create a graceful

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