Choose TWO OR MORE WORKS OF THE READING and write a cohesive or comparative essay in 350-550 words in MLA format. Use SPECIFIC EXAMPLE FROM THE TEXT TO SUPPORT YOUR POSITION.
You might choose a question or topic from those listed below, general questions or themes (Give your paper a title specific to your topic and/or thesis )
You might choose a question or topic from those listed below, general questions or themes (Give your paper a title specific to your topic and/or thesis )
“ General Themes, Topics or Questions
? Enlightenment
? Salvation (and damnation)
? Quest or journey (travel)
? Nature (and/versus supernaturalism)
? Idealism and/or reason (versus emotion)
? Humor, comedy, irony, or satire
? (Life and) Death
? (Life and [death and]) Art or literature
? Prophecy, poetics, vision
Character-, Genre- or Form-, & Other Literary Element-Based Topics or Themes
? Spiritual or psychological growth or change in action or perspective
? Function or role in the work as a whole
? Comparative analysis with character(s) from other work(s)
? Setting, image, tone, trope or plot and the effect or implication in a scene, a passage, or the work as a whole
? Effect or implication of form and/or genre: how the use of satire, humor, poetry, prose, drama, song, fable and such contributes to understanding or relation to the content, theme, or other element/s of the work”
? Enlightenment
? Salvation (and damnation)
? Quest or journey (travel)
? Nature (and/versus supernaturalism)
? Idealism and/or reason (versus emotion)
? Humor, comedy, irony, or satire
? (Life and) Death
? (Life and [death and]) Art or literature
? Prophecy, poetics, vision
Character-, Genre- or Form-, & Other Literary Element-Based Topics or Themes
? Spiritual or psychological growth or change in action or perspective
? Function or role in the work as a whole
? Comparative analysis with character(s) from other work(s)
? Setting, image, tone, trope or plot and the effect or implication in a scene, a passage, or the work as a whole
? Effect or implication of form and/or genre: how the use of satire, humor, poetry, prose, drama, song, fable and such contributes to understanding or relation to the content, theme, or other element/s of the work”
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