The process of writing an essay on American literature should begin with the creation of an outline. The structure lists the essential points you want to cover in the paper and provides you with a framework you will use to write it.
The finished result should adhere to the initial list. However, you can modify it if you find new matters you want to discuss.
Without a clear outline, your American literature essay may appear weak and disconnected. A work that has one will appear more interesting and convincing, even if it contains the same ideas.
When writing an outline for an essay, you should first list all of the ideas that come to your mind when thinking of the topic.
They do not necessarily have to be contained solely within the work. For example, you can research the author’s life and identify a connection between his ideas and romanticism.
Then, you will reduce the number of ideas by folding some of them into other, related ones as lesser mentions. Lastly, organize the order in which you will cover the topics so that it follows a logical progression.
Here are some tips for your outline creation:
Always include an introduction and conclusion into your outline. They are critical elements for a literature essay.
When writing critical essays on American literature, try to associate each major point with an external piece of evidence.
Try to choose your themes so that they are connected. This will make it easier to maintain a progression between different topics.
Choose your titles and subtitles so that they are clear and concise.
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Published in 1951, The Catcher in the Rye, written by J. D. Salinger became one of his most controversial novels and a cultural phenomenon. This book is one of the most widely taught and commonly banned works of literature of all time (Benson & Salinger, 2018). There are debates on the topic of the novel’s […]
World literature consists of numerous examples when prominent writers turn to animal characters who are hardly distinguishable from human protagonists. The idea of such a trick is to convey a stronger message to the audience, as people relate to animals because they depict many human traits. Jack London is not an exception in this context, […]
Introduction The Coming of Age in Mississippi is one of the most influential pieces in African-American literature born in the period of active fighting for civil rights, against systematic racism and segregation. It was written and printed in 1968 by Anne Moody, a Black civil rights activist, as a form of autobiography.1 The story takes […]
Introduction This year, the world celebrated the 100th birth of the famous American writer, Jerome Salinger. The anniversary has given rise to the new debate around his work. However, it seems that people have been reading and discussing Salinger’s most prominent book, The Catcher in the Rye, since its first publication in 1951. The book […]
Introduction The American renaissance refers to the American literature in the 17th century era from 1840s through the Civil War period. The renaissance was characterized by efforts by American writers to develop literary works that reflect native issues such as American history, local dialect and geography. As such, the themes revolved around scientific progress, abolitionism, […]
Introduction The novel Rule of the Bone by Russell Banks highlights various themes that relate to parenthood and children upbringing. The protagonist, Chappie is a perfect teenager whose criminal mentality begins at childhood. Banks uses Chappie to highlight the theme of family institution and the effects of poor parenthood. This book review discusses Banks’ perspective […]
Every story usually has elements of form that help bring out the message that the author has in mind. These elements help shape out the story and if well presented, they effectively contribute to ease of understanding, on the part of the reader. This essay seeks to explain one element of form and its presentation […]
The high school football drama, Friday Night Lights, is a great piece of literary work. This is a great television drama, which reflects different literary characteristics, just like other literary works, such as poems, novels, short stories, paintings, plays, and others (Heffernan 1). While there are non-literary works, they tend to be formal with clear […]
People rarely expect this kind of an instrument and this kind of a performer on stage, and the U.S., caught in the grip of the Great Depression, amidst the I and the II World Wars, could hardly believe that a plain Georgian man with a plain harmonica would win over the hearts of his audience […]
The epoch of the Great Depression was, doubtlessly, one of the most infamous pages in the U.S. history. However, it did spawn a number of literature pieces devoted to a number of social issues, as well as numerous literature renditions of the supposed end of American society as it was. Steinbeck’s and Babb’s novels, though […]
When one comes to think of it, the economical disaster of the thirties was quite easy to predict; completely devastated from the WWI, on the one hand, and being on the verge of the outbreak of the WWII, on the other hand, the entire world was slowly pulling itself together for the disaster that was […]
During the era of slavery, the white slave owners living in the Southern states of the USA were inclined to discuss black slaves as the beings taking the transitional or liminal level of development between animals and humans. However, in his work Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, Frederick Douglass represents […]
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A lot of blood and illogical shootings can make people laugh. The play The Lieutenant of Inishmore written by Martin McDonagh is one of the most controversial modern works which is discussed as a provocative black comedy the main character of which is inclined to kill anyone who goes against him. Demonstrating numerous deaths and […]
Introduction Although he appears visionary and hardworking, Willy Loman fails to teach his sons the lessons of becoming successful in life because of his beliefs. Willy survives with a misconstrued ambition of becoming wealthy and inculcates this idea into his sons, Happy and Biff, even though he did not know how to achieve it. He […]
“The Murder” by John Steinbeck tells a story of a man named Jim and his wife Jelka. They live on a farm, and their relationship is described as being strange and distant. As Jim is unable to find a true partner in his wife, he leaves the house to meet another women at the local […]
It now represents a commonplace assumption that, in order for young people to be able to attain a social prominence, they must be capable of understanding how the matter, in which they address life-challenges, will affect their future. Unfortunately, that is not something they may expect learning in schools and colleges – the places where […]
The Basic Information about the Client Maggie is a young Caucasian woman in her twenties who came from the Bowery neighborhood. Maggie decided to ask for the help of a professional without the impact of the other persons. The purpose for the referral is the feelings of despair and guilt from which the woman suffers. […]
Introduction Many authors have used racism as an important theme in American literature. Many books, poems and other literary works have attempted to portray racism in different ways. However, narratives based on personal experience seem to be one of the best ways of portraying the challenges that being black creates for Americans. The books “Dreams […]
Dear Sir, I am writing to you about the short story that might be published in the upcoming issue. In particular, I would like to speak about William Faulkner’s A Rose for Emily since it can appeal to many well-educated readers who buy our magazine. It has been selected among others for several reasons. First […]
Introduction Death refers to the lasting termination of all life’s tasks in a human being. When individuals become distressed, they may find death as the only thing to alleviate them of those feelings. Other people may get peaceful owing to how they spend their lives; thus, they approach death with a clear conscience. Equal opportunities […]
The Play’s Analysis It is considered as a memory play. It can therefore be exhibited with rare independence of convention. Owing to its noticeably subtle or questionable content, environmental inferences and finesses of direction take up a very pertinent role. Expressionism as well as other untraditional approaches in drama possesses just a single valid goal […]
On its face, Henry James’s novella “The Turn of the Screw” presents an eerie ghost story that has attracted much philosophical, ethical and literal debate since it was first published in the 19th century (Kimbrough 12). The story revolves around the experiences of an unnamed young governess. She is taking care of two children on […]
Introduction: About the Chosen Article Prejudice has always stood in the way of efficient communication and developing trustworthy relationships (Chin, 2004). The communication issues between Africa American population and the American population are, unfortunately, no exception to this rule. The current state of affairs is hardly tolerable already; however, when it comes to prejudice standing […]
Introduction to the Sociology of Family Cherlin states that public goods are things that people may enjoy without their contribution in the production process or acquisition (Cherlin, 2013a). According to him, families are public goods because they fit the definition. Some members enjoy them without having to pay. Private goods are those that the owners […]
James Thurber (1894-1961) is the prominent American writer and cartoonist who is famous for his ironic short stories with the elements of mystery and life drama. Thurber developed his talent of a writer working as an editor and contributor in The New Yorker magazine where his short stories were regularly published. Such short stories as […]
Executive summary The purpose of this research paper is to develop an in-depth critique of the book Quality Is Free by Philip Crosby. The research provides a detailed analysis of the main themes raised in the book, which includes four major strengths and four major weaknesses of the author’s arguments. The paper concludes that the […]
Although much attention is paid today to the problems of developing the democratic and just society in the USA, it is almost impossible to reject the fact that racial inequality is in a constant progress in the country, and it can appear in different forms. In his work Stuck in Place: Urban Neighborhoods and the […]
Introduction The book reveals how Blacks in Philadelphia have impacted positively on urban renewal in the country. It focuses on different issues Blacks have faced in the city, and how these issues affected their socio-economic status in the country. It looks at settlement patterns in the city and how they were affected by racist policies […]
Escape from reality because of the impossibility to accept it seems to be the only right choice for the characters of Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie (1944). This play is often discussed as autobiographical because such characters as Tom and Laura reflect the features and qualities characteristic for Tennessee Williams and his sister Rose. The […]
Donald Edwin Westlake is the author of Too Many Crooks. He was born on July 12, 1933. He is an American credited with having authored more than one hundred novels as well as other non-fiction books. He particularly focused on writing about crime fiction such as comic tales as well as not so regular science […]
According to Francine Prose, gluttony often disguises itself in different forms, like the need to get a little more, the desire to have something more delicious, or the temptation to have a snack between the meals. In the film, ‘The Merchant of Four Seasons,’ Hans, a fruit vender, is invited by an attractive married woman […]
This is an American play written by Sam Shepard. The play seems to be more of a traditional narrative inspired by American life and culture. The play is about contention between two brothers, Lee and Austin, who get reconnected after a period of separation. The younger brother, Austin, acts as a Hollywood screenplay-writer while Lee […]
The American dream influences the minds of the young Americans during the decades, and this idea can affect people’s dreams, intentions, and life goals along with their vision of the sense of living. In his True West (1980), Sam Shepard presents his vision of the American dream’s role in developing the society with references to […]
A famous American contemporary writer, Barbara Kingsolver with an assist of her husband Steven Hopp and daughter Camille Kingsolver published the book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle that touches upon the problems of living a sustainable life. Kingsolver family decided to hold a life of the locavores producing their own healthy organic food. The book Animal, Vegetable, […]
How do Raymong Carver stories exhibit/manifest familial dysfunction? Raymond Carver has extensively addressed the issue of family dysfunction in his collection of stories. A key indicator of the dysfunction is the inability to talk and lack of communication of feelings among the couples. In fact, most of the couples are only able to talk while […]
Introduction Montresor starts the story of “The Cask of Amontillado” by indicating that his friend irreparably offended him and seeks vengeance. He plans to revenge in a calculated way without putting himself at risk with the law. Edgar Allan Poe is famous for using theatrical imagery in the gothic type. The gothic type of literature […]
One of the reasons why Louise Erdrich’s story The Red Convertible is being commonly referred to, as such that represents a high literary value, is that the themes and motifs, explored in it, are thoroughly humanistic. That is, they do emphasize the counter-beneficiary effects of people striving to attain a social prominence in the society, […]
Mark Twain fills his novels with affective humor and literary excellence. The research focuses on Mark Twain’s use of humor persuades the readers to finish the entire novel. The research includes examples of Mark Twain’s creative genius. Mark Twain. creatively wove the novels to bring the real life issue of racism to the readers. Mark […]
I’ve always thought that Forever 21 was a brilliant name for a fast-fashion retailer. These two words succinctly encapsulate consumerism’s mission statement: to evoke the dream of perpetual youth through constant shopping. Yet it also conjures the suffocating shabbiness of that fantasy, the permanent desperation involved in trying to achieve fashion’s impossible ideals. Forever 21 was […]
There can be little doubt to the fact that there are a number of formally romantic overtones to John Updike’s short story Wife Wooing. Nevertheless, despite the fact that, while reflecting upon the particulars of his marital relationship with his wife, narrator did prove himself being a rather courteous husband, he nevertheless never ceased sounding […]
In his book Fortress of Solitude, Jonathan Lethem tells the story of two boys Mingus Rude who is black and Dylan Ebdus who is white. These two boys are friends, but the difference in their races makes their friendship quite hard. The two live in a Brooklyn neighborhood where most of the inhabitants are exclusively […]
“Orlando” is a sagacious charming escapade written by Virginia Woolf in form of a biography. The biography is not only an epic work of English literature but also a commentary of gender and sexuality identity. An account of the writer’s “theory of sexuality” is presented while highlighting the notion of sexual desire, femininity and masculinity. […]
There is no doubt that Paul Broca’s contributions have been critical in terms of understanding a number of cognitive brain functions. He was the first person to discover that lacerations (in the caudal section of the lower anterior gyrus) were connected with complications in language comprehension. It is worthy to note that most of Paul […]
William Faulkner’s 1930 short story A Rose for Emily concerns the tragic life of the last remaining survivor of a powerful southern family, the Griersons, and the unhealthy relationship she has with memory and the past. Miss Emily Grierson, the daughter of the overbearing and self-important southern gentleman Mr. Grierson, preserves a proud haughtiness in […]
Shinto is a cultural and religious way some people in Japan adhere to. It is strongly embedded in history and culture of Japan. Shinto has been the major force throughout the history of the country and remains the same in the present day; it can be said, it has had its dominant presence in the […]
The story, “Snow”, by Ann Beattie is a story of love and the brevity of the happy moments in life. The story reveals just how a short, seemingly insignificant moment in life, can end up being forever etched in the memory of a person. The author seems to deviate from the conventional outlook on life […]
Synopsis Native Americans have been challenged in maintaining their culture since the white man first set foot on the North American continent. However, they have in many, diverse ways continued to maintain their culture and historic, cultural traditions (Kuiper 109). There exist many literatures that support these views. In the Ceremony, Silko reveals that though […]
How the character’s behavior motivated by the drive. How does the drive manifest, and how is it addressed by the character? The characters depicted by Flannery O’Connor in Wise Blood and their actions are affected by some inner drives which can be correlated with the power of faith or natural instincts. Enoch Emery is one […]
Upon Sinclair’s book The Jungle is as a powerful piece of literature. It dwells on the lives of Northern Europe immigrants who moved to Chicago in search of greener pastures. Specifically, the novel is based on daily life experiences by Jurgus Rudkus and his family. The author paints a dark picture of exploitation, poverty, and […]
The main characters in the story are Enoch, Haze, Mrs. Flood, Asa Hawks, Sabbath Lily, Mrs. Hitchcock and Hoover Shots. The main character Haze, is displeased with Christianity and seeks ways to spread anti-religious messages. Haze is from a strong religious background and several experiences weaken his devotion to Christianity. In the story, he is […]
This book has described the lives of both Oglala Indian by name Crazy Horse and the American soldier by name Custer. The major themes of the book are the love and the war. The two had some conflicting ideas. The author of the book is describing the two warriors as concentrating on the aspects of […]
Ayn Rand is a famous Russian-American writer, one of the most famous writers of the 20th century. Her most famous book, Atlas Shrugged, is a story of several magnates caught in the adverse environment of state regulation of business and transition to the planned economy. The book corresponds to her philosophy, according to which the […]
This paper is aimed at discussing Ron Rash’s short story Speckled Trout. It is critical to focus on the plot and the themes which are explored by the author. To a great extent, this literary work can throw light on the values and goals of adolescents who strive to become independent of adults. On the […]
Translations have a big impact on the developments and literal meanings of languages. The author of “Transatlantic Education; Phillis Wheatley’s Neoclassicism” provides an essay that details how cultural knowledge and literal translations intertwined with neoclassicism. The works of Tony Morrison and other writers of the middle passage provide solid examples of the aspects that are […]
Book Overview The book, “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking” by Susan Cain is a product of more than five years of research. Therefore, it is an essential tool for personal development. Besides, the author says that she is an introvert. She has experienced the pain that introverts are subjected […]
Introduction Edgar Allan Poe is perceived as one of the greatest authors and poets of all time. His works have elicited the need for analysis by various scholars and parties from the field of literature. His short story, “The Cask of Amontillado”, portrays various stylistic approaches, thus necessitating an analysis to evaluate the writing style. […]
It is now many years since the birth of Anne, a poet who is commonly known as Anne Bradstreet. Even though it has been long since her death, Bradstreet’s poetry has been a center of admiration, as well as critical acclamation following her line of work. Such a scenario granted Anne Bradstreet a chance to […]
In his book “A Different Mirror”, Ronald Takaki explores the intentions and assumptions about diversity across the United States. The argument that the United States is a multicultural society has often been challenged by Takaki and others. The skepticism towards the existence of a ‘multicultural society’ is mostly due to the fact that American citizens […]
Introduction Many people wonder whether or not catastrophe narratives are useful in alerting the public to the possibility of environmental destructions. An effective presentation has a number of characteristics. Such narratives are usually wrought with grim visualizations in relation to the future of humanity. They depict the consequences of natural calamity on human beings. They […]
Children are experts when it comes to the use of the conversational language style they have learned from the families or the social setup where they belong. Some of the conversational styles are incorporated into the academic language. However, the initial conversational styles may prove disadvantageous to the students’ ability to learn the much valued […]
Introduction Education is a very important aspect in the life of a person. Through education, individuals become enlightened and gain the ability to undertake their activities successfully. Remarkably, education employs several techniques and strategies, which include the use of novels and storybooks. Out of novels and storybooks, young adults receive insights concerning the importance of […]
Introduction Language is one of the primary means of communication and sharing ideas. Therefore, language is also central to sharing ideas in science. Admittedly, scientists reveal their findings and have heated debates using linguistic means. It is necessary to note that scientific language is somewhat different from the language used for larger audiences or the […]
In her novel The Color Purple, Alice Walker challenges many of the conventions that are related to the sexual identity of a person and gender norms. To a great extent, this goal is achieved with the help of such a character as Shug Avery who exemplifies such values as moral independence and courage. It is […]
Justification for the Importance of Anne Bradstreet’s poem “Contemplations” Anne Bradstreet’s poem, Contemplations, is a very important piece of Puritan poetry. Its importance is vivid in its use of the Puritan style and its handling of Puritan themes. Precisely, it uses nature in trying to advise people to come back to God despite the many […]
“The Turn of the Screw” is a horror story in all the aspects. Henry James, its author, employs various literary styles and methods to achieve the desired chilling and devilish effect. An outstanding feature in the story is the use of ambiguity. The literary style is applied to develop various themes in the narrative. It […]
Sure Thing by David Ives is a specific play which consists of one scene, two characters and one particular setting. Either reading or watching this play, each one understands that he/she looks like one of the characters. People are created in such a way that they often refuse the opportunities offered by the destiny. Constant […]
Walt Whitman’s “Song of Myself” is a good reflection on an individual’s role in the world and his or her relationship with fellow human beings and nature. This song is set in different sections. The poet uses themes and stylistic devices to integrate different sections of the song. The fifty two sections of the song […]
Until his death, Edward Said was a professor of comparative literature at Columbia University. He was also a Middle East activist, a scholar, and an eminent person in postcolonial studies. Born in 1935, his mother was Lebanese and his Father Palestine. He started his education in Egypt and later moved to the United States where […]
Philip Larkin’s poem, Church Going, is an exploration into the future of religiosity in modern life. Post Second World War, there arose a disassociation with religious discourse in most of the European countries, and many literati plunged into creation of art and literature that mused on the futility of observing the pious way of life. […]
In the book The Populist Moment, Lawrence Goodwyn explores the development of the populist movement in the United States. In particular, the author focuses on various factors that gave rise to various political parties and alliances that had anti-elitist agendas. Much attention is paid to the economic difficulties faced by farmers during this period. These […]
Introduction Charles Postel’s book, The Populist Vision, has provided an exhaustive explanation of the American populism during the late nineteenth century. The Populist Vision still stands out as the most convincing and gripping examination of the populist movement of all the time. After reading the book, one wonders how a writer could have the power […]
Book Summary The book, ‘Buffalo Bill’s America’, is an historical account of the legendary William Cody and the ‘Wild West show’. The author, Louis Warren, attempts to reconstruct Cody’s persona by giving a detailed account of Cody’s heroic exploits during his career. The three-part book covers the life of the infamous Buffalo Bill Cody and […]
The issue of the slave trade is one of the most controversial ones because this question is not only associated with the problem of slavery, but it is also based on the problem of morality which is related to the discussion of slaves as objects of trade. In his book The Diligent: A Voyage through […]
Book review The impact left by industries and urbanization has been the reason for global concern for quite long. In the XXI century, the issue has gained even more significance, seeing how new threats posed to nature and its resources by technology have emerged since recently. Among the most topical ones, water resources and their […]
Book Summary Matthew Frye Jacobson, in the Barbarian Virtues, examines how immigration and expansionist ambitions defined the American identity in the 19th Century and early 20th Century. Jacobson offers a compelling argument about America’s interest and commitment to expansion and territorial domination, which claimed regions like Samoa, the Philippines and Guam. He argues that this […]
The new employee is the main character in Orozco’s story “Orientation.” Orozco only concentrates on relationships of other employees and makes the new employee a mere observer in the new setting. The narrator refers to the main character using the second person voice. “You must pace your work” (Orozco 2).However, the narrator tells the story […]
Summary Written by Robert H. Wiebe in 1967, the book, The Search for Order, is a perfect chronicle of the Americans’ search for economic, political, and social order between 1877 and 1920. The search kicked off immediately after the Reconstruction Era until 1920 just before the vagaries of the Great Depression set in. The Reconstruction, […]
Introduction Written by David L. Lewis and first published in 1981 by Knopf, the book When Harlem was in Vogue is one of the few chronicles of the Harlem Renaissance. The book centers on the rise of black artists and especially writers of that time. Immediately after the First World War, a period of Negros’ […]
Stephen R Covey’s book “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People®, which remains an international bestseller, has been in bookshelves for well over 15 years now and its relevance and practicability in today’s society cannot be watered down by the element of time. Reading through the book, the reader is swept in different emotions upon […]
The concept of language is a complex one; it has been long ago discovered to be not isolated from the communicative situations and individual differences of speakers. The linguistic discourse has hence become a subject of close scrutiny, and the socio-cultural, individual, institutional and other implications of language usage have come to the forefront of […]
There are many biographies and autobiographies that reveal the cruelty of the Holocaust and its destructive impact on a person. Art Spiegelman’s comic book Maus is probably the most unusual memoir that depicts the life of a person under the Nazi regime. The author describes the life of his father Vladek Spiegelman before the Nazi […]
Introduction The Dominican Republic has an extremely high number of single mothers in its population. Statistics shows that the republic has about one and a half million single mothers. This is attributed to divorce, death of husbands, personal choices and other reasons. This population has a big effect on the social, economic and political status […]
Introduction In the novel “The Awakening” by Kate Chopin, the author depicts Edna as a woman who is unable to hide sexual desires. Moreover, Edna juggles her private life with the life she is expected to lead by the society. According to Baym (2008;10-12), Edna struggles to assert the individual identity of a woman beyond […]
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone is an America play by August Wilson that chronicles the confrontations and fights of African Americans in the twentieth century. While dealing with the themes of racial discrimination, identity, and migration, the play also focuses on separate characters who are concerned with their searching for self-recognition and connection. The themes […]
The article under discussion is devoted to the experimental study of the prior vocabulary’s influence on the successful enlargement of a linguistic stock via extensive reading. The following research is primarily focused on the second language learners of different levels. The research is aimed at identifying the efficiency of extensive reading in terms of a […]
Education and change go hand in hand. This can be confirmed by evidence from various chapters in the book regarding the issue of decision-making. First, it may be pertinent to note that in life, change is inevitable but the crucial thing is to be able to adapt to changes that occur in our daily environment. […]
There is plenty that can be said about the issues that were concerned with slavery, but the truth remains a bitter pill to swallow. The book shows the struggles that slaves underwent during the period of slavery. This was more so for the women who were involved and worked as slaves. The workers endured difficult […]
Goldsmith, Arnold. The Contemporary American Urban Novel. Wayne State UP, 1991. Goldsmith examines various American novelists and the way these novelists present the American society. Goldsmith notes that these novelists have presented the conflicts that faced people as they encountered new ways. This book makes the reader understand the concerns that are raised in American […]
The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin is the example of the human understanding of several hidden desires and the hidden character during one hour. It should be mentioned that the story is the discussion of the reaction to the event and the characteristics of one hour in the life of Louise Mallard. The […]
Introduction: Design of the Studies A quantitative design is an important component in measuring and rating the behaviors in pre-test and posttest experiments. Both articles under analysis have applied to quantitative research methods evaluate behavioral patterns and define the extent to which a specific invariable component can influence other variables. In this respect, the studies […]
The Scarlet Letter is a romantic fiction story authored by Nathaniel Hawthorne in 1850. The story is set in Puritan Boston during the 17th century from 1642 to 1649. The play tells of a woman Hester Prynne whom passion draws to a young pastor causing her to have an adulterous affair with him where she […]
Introduction A Week Later is a poem that addresses the relationship between family members. It also addresses the persona’s memory, and what this memory does to the feelings of the persona. The persona is in a conflict within herself about the happenings in her life. These things are central in the persona’s life since the […]
Introduction During legal forced labor in America, which was from 1830s to 1865 when the Civil war was concluding, African American narrators intensified one of the country’s truly aboriginal kinds of published texts. The Douglass’s narrative examines North American slave story. This text realizes the most articulate expression in the works of Fredrick Douglass on […]
The introduction: the fundamentals of Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass While making rhetorical analysis of Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, I would like to point out that his memoir is recognized to be one of greatest narratives of the nineteen century in the United States. The text is autobiographical, and its […]
The book On Violence by Hannah Arendt is an investigation on the nature, reasons, and significance of violence from the 1950s to date. The author also gives an analysis of the association that exists between war, politics, violence, and power. The book is incisive, thought provoking and well written, and this makes it to give […]
Introduction Anne Bradstreet wrote the poem entitled the flesh and the spirit and tried to compare the things of the world and the thing of the spirit (Lash 1). She clearly did this through dramatizing it into two different people in a form of conversation. Most of Bradstreet’s poetry revolved around her experiences in life […]
Genre The tales in the Scarlet Letter possess several mystery elements. For instance, Hester’s lover is not directly mentioned. Mystery is also experienced in the way Hester, Dimmesdale and Chillingworth undergo punishment. In addition, full information about the Puritan’s colonial attitudes is not given. This leaves the reader thinking. Setting The physical setting of the […]
The Narrative of the life of Fredrick Douglass is a pure and classical narrative written by Fredrick Douglass from the first person singular format focusing on Douglass’s own reaction to slavery in America. The Author is also the persona in entire narration as he recounts his real experience in slavery right from childhood (‘Clayton’1). The […]
It is generally known that motivation has a positive impact on second language acquisition (SLA); however, it does not guarantee good results (Ormond, 2008). Several activities of grammar acquisition among ESL may present a distinct basis for instruction. A number of scholars have highlighted the significance of logical linguistic input in acquirement procedure. Some of […]
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