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Essay Instructions: A critical analysis term paper analyzing "A White Heron" by Sarah Orne Jewett specifically focusing on the character Sylvia: her moral development, child innocence, experiences, nature, the environment and socialization. The paper needs to include how this relates with the idea of realism. Realism in American Literature.
Quotations and parenthetical citations are required throughout the entire paper including a works cited bibliography page. Five bibliography references must be utilized and please send me a copy of those references or a link where they can be viewed and downloaded. Please use examples in "A White Heron" text in the paper as well with proper citations.
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Essay Instructions: This essay has to be an interpertive essay about the moral issues of women and the symbolism that occurs in the "A white heron". you have to give your opionon on why you believe in what every issues you find and support it with passages from the book that is properly cited. IT HAS TO BE PROPERLY CITED OR HE WILL FAIL ME IF HE FEEL LIKE THIS IS PLAGERISM.

Essay Instructions: Please write a 2 pg Explication Essay on the short story "A White Heron" by Sarah orne Jewett. This should be a careful analysis of the work to examine its meaning. The writer should proceed through the text methodically and analyze those aspects of the writers work and the writers technique that create the themes. ANALYSIS DEMONSTRATES ASPECTS OF POEM! VERY IMPORTANT:(WORDING, IMAGERY, FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE, POINT OF VIEW, TONE,RYTHM AND RYME)! Thank you.

Essay Instructions: This paper should be a critical essay on the story of A White Heron by Sarah Orne Jewett.

Listed Below aare the teachers requirements:

One theme is this story involves what we call ?a right of passage??becoming an adult through a particular experience or trial. With regard to this particular theme, do you think that Sylvia matures over the course of the story and her conflict with the hunter-boy? Or does she remain a little girl by rejecting the attention of the hunter, who is a potential suitor in a sense? Is she symbolically avoiding sexual maturity?

The essay should cover what is listed above.

Remember to use present tense when appropriate, do not use second person unless it is a part of directly quoted material, etc.

Also, do not quote from my lectures. You may use material from them, but the bulk of your essay should be your own thoughts.

Be sure to use appropriate textual support in the form of quotations from the works themselves as well as your analysis / explication of the subjects(s).

Outside sources are not to be used in this essay. This is your opinion on the topic.

Topic should be sharply limited.

* Plot
* Setting--actual; symbolic
* Character: analysis of a particular character or an analysis of an author?s character type(s)

Ex. Hawthorne?s women, Hemingway?s heroes, etc.

* Themes--social, psychological, historical, conflict, political, economic, moral
* Point of view
* Symbolism
* Use of irony
* Author?s particular style or particular influences on the author?s work or reoccurring motifs
* A comparison and/or contrast between elements of two or more works.



*Remember that a serious literary work is neither moral nor immoral but amoral, art transcending morality. We must not carry into a literary work our pre-assumptions and bias.



Your paper should have three parts:

1. Statement of topic--thesis that is clear, explicit, limited. (Introduction)

2. Argument: give and discuss relevant evidence; support or explicate your thesis and provide textual support from the
work.

3. Arrive at a conclusion--not simply a restatement?but a statement resulting from the evidence.

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