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Essay Instructions: I need a comparion of two 19th century writers and their specific writings, to wit: James Fenimore Cooper''s "The Pioneers" and Caroline Kirkland''s "A New Home--Who''ll Follow". I need to compare or contrast the theme in each novel. I need at least three quotes from each work.

Essay Instructions: First Step: First Step: Writing (about 300 words)

Assignment Criteria: Write a short response to the following prompts...
Identify a pioneer of dance, entertainment, or art that you respect and admire. What did he or she accomplish that made you choose him/her? How did he or she move the art form forward?
Provide images and/or video links to your pioneer.
Which of the pioneers discussed in this week's unit do you feel is most like the pioneer you chose? Give evidence from the content to support your choice.

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Essay Instructions: Throughout his novel The Pioneers, James Fenimore Cooper weaves the image of fire?fires in fireplaces, fires in stoves, fires under kettles of syrup, even raging forest fires. I?d like you to write a short essay in which you summarize what you have found and draw some conclusions about what meaning fire contributes to the novel.

Essay Instructions: Much of early American literature, like much of early American experience, was structured around the opposition between civilization and the wilderness. Consider the following works that make use of this binary: Edgar Huntly by Charles Brockden Brown, The Pioneers by James Fenimore Cooper, Hope Leslie by Catherine Maria Sedgwick, and Hawthorne?s ?Roger Malvern?s Burial.? Write an essay in which you explore the use of this binary in these four works by answering such questions as the following: Do ?civilization? and ?the wilderness? mean or signify the same thing in these four works? How do you account for the fact that this binary is such a persistent theme in literature? Over the almost fifty year span that these works cover, do you see any evolution in attitudes about civilization and the wilderness? If so, can you account for this evolution? If not, can you explain why the binary remained unchanged for such a length of time?