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The Overarching Essay on Personal & World Problems
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More details is in the rubric document. This is a junior literature assignment. Related to famous author, masterpieces. Some of the articles are in long length some are not so many pages. I have a recommended list of the famous books, please select 4 pieces from the list, from the 2 selected pieces, retell the pieces and explain about "world problem" by side disclosures in the book. In addition, the rest 2 selected pieces also need to retell, and indicate the "personal problem" by analyzing the side disclosures of the content of these 2 pieces.
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April 6, 2017
The Overarching Essay
Throughout history, great pieces of literature have been one of the greatest representations (if not transcriptions) of the stories of their own times. Whether directly or indirectly, these pieces of work could be divided into two themes depending on the aspect of life that they portray. For one, they can represent the historical events of their own times and/or the narrative of the author’s life. Thus, in this article much focus would be given on how these stories have functioned as mirrors of either two. More specifically our focus would be on American literature across different time periods.
Personal Problems
In between the two themes, Personal problems represent individual or group experiences, emotions, or ideas during the time of its writing. In Sojourner Truth’s message Ain’t I A Woman? she said “Nobody ever helps me into carriages, or over mud-puddles, or gives me any best place!” She delivered this message in response to the ongoing battle to achieve equal rights, which by that time, seemed to exclude women. Further down her speech, she even narrated how a little black man told her that “women can't have as much rights as men” CITATION Tru51 \l 1033 (Truth). In another piece of literature written by Robert Lee, entitled A Letter to his Son, he said “Say just what you mean to do, on every occasion, and take it for granted that you mean to do right”. This is another example of a personal problem that Lee wanted his son to avoid, by telling him to be frank, honest, and principled.
World Problems
Aside from ‘personal problems’ which reflected life narratives during those times, great pieces of literature have also acted as historical notes for world events during their times. An example of this would-be Abigail Adam’s Letter to John Adams, where she said “Do not you want to see Boston? I am fearful of the small-pox, or I should have been in before this time.” This is a great reflection of one world problem that was very widespread during those times, but not today. Another great piece of historical work (if not the greatest), is Abraham Lincoln’s The Gettysburg Address. In his speech, Lincoln have given praised to those who dedicated their lives to protect the nation and the ideals that the founding fathers have created and envisioned for it. This is a great example of a piece of work, that narrated (although indirectly) a world problem, since it makes the listeners imply that at some certain point in history, there came a time when the nation’s ideals and principles were thre...
Your institution of Affiliation
Your subject and Section
April 6, 2017
The Overarching Essay
Throughout history, great pieces of literature have been one of the greatest representations (if not transcriptions) of the stories of their own times. Whether directly or indirectly, these pieces of work could be divided into two themes depending on the aspect of life that they portray. For one, they can represent the historical events of their own times and/or the narrative of the author’s life. Thus, in this article much focus would be given on how these stories have functioned as mirrors of either two. More specifically our focus would be on American literature across different time periods.
Personal Problems
In between the two themes, Personal problems represent individual or group experiences, emotions, or ideas during the time of its writing. In Sojourner Truth’s message Ain’t I A Woman? she said “Nobody ever helps me into carriages, or over mud-puddles, or gives me any best place!” She delivered this message in response to the ongoing battle to achieve equal rights, which by that time, seemed to exclude women. Further down her speech, she even narrated how a little black man told her that “women can't have as much rights as men” CITATION Tru51 \l 1033 (Truth). In another piece of literature written by Robert Lee, entitled A Letter to his Son, he said “Say just what you mean to do, on every occasion, and take it for granted that you mean to do right”. This is another example of a personal problem that Lee wanted his son to avoid, by telling him to be frank, honest, and principled.
World Problems
Aside from ‘personal problems’ which reflected life narratives during those times, great pieces of literature have also acted as historical notes for world events during their times. An example of this would-be Abigail Adam’s Letter to John Adams, where she said “Do not you want to see Boston? I am fearful of the small-pox, or I should have been in before this time.” This is a great reflection of one world problem that was very widespread during those times, but not today. Another great piece of historical work (if not the greatest), is Abraham Lincoln’s The Gettysburg Address. In his speech, Lincoln have given praised to those who dedicated their lives to protect the nation and the ideals that the founding fathers have created and envisioned for it. This is a great example of a piece of work, that narrated (although indirectly) a world problem, since it makes the listeners imply that at some certain point in history, there came a time when the nation’s ideals and principles were thre...
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