… story, an author must take in consideration all aspects of the world he is creating for the reader to imagine. In many short stories, authors use the literary technique of setting to add much detail and significance to the components of the story,…

… September 12, 2001 Subject: Memo Example & Criteria This illustration demonstrates standard memorandum format and specific criteria for BA 190. Please take note of the following features and use them when preparing memos for…

… and secure in their world there is another world taking place, a more dangerous and wild world. A world going on right beneath their noses. It’s taking place in their super markets, in empty warehouse’s, forgotten buildings, parks, and yes even their…

… that holds the readers attention. Shirley ackson does this by using certain techniques such as foreshadowing. She also creates suspense by Miss Strangeworths thoughts instead of words. One more reason that creates suspense is how Miss Strangeworth's…

… uses her rendition of the beach to portray her faith in God. There are two refrains in her short poem. The first is about her unfamiliarity with the beach and the second explicates her certitude of God. This poem could be taken metaphorically, as…

… aspect of the female protagonists Louise Mallard, Mathilde Loisel, and Emily Grierson. -In Kate Chopin's, "The Story of an Hour," Guy DE Maupassant's, "The Necklace," and William Faulkner's, "A Rose for Emily," the female protagonist's have a…

… adored both of my parents, as most children do, and never had any bad thoughts of them in any regard. I viewed my parents as royalty. In my eyes my father was a king. When I was young my father was always involved with my life and the activities that…

… the Play Twelfth Night one of the most obvious themes of the play to be explored is the theme of love.Each of the major characters finds love or is searching for it. Shakespeare use the characters to demonstrate and explore different types of love, along…

… dominant class, and there is the subordinate class. The dominant class is defined as superior to the inferior, subordinate class. I believe the way people live their daily lives is very dependent on the system we have developed. Our relationships,…

… has always been a dream of the average American, being able to grow to fullest development; to be able to get married, own a house, earn a decent living, raise children succeed and maintain happiness. Playwright Arthur Miller’s “Death of A Salesman”…