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Explain how structure, sound, and one additional element (your choice—for example, setting, image, metaphor etc.) develop the theme.

OPTION ONE (Essay): Choose two or more different poems listed by name on the syllabus that share a thematic connection (any week so far since the last exam, with at least ONE from this week’s reading). Explain how structure, sound, and one additional element (your choice—for example, setting, image, metaphor etc.) develop the theme. Be sure to have a clear thesis upfront that identifies which of the poems you find more effective. Poems to choose from: Chapter 16, “Poets and Their Worlds: Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, and Langston Hughes” (836); Frost, “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” (879); Wright, “The Music of Robert Frost’s ‘Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening’” (885); Dickinson, “[Because I could not stop for Death—]” (849), “[A narrow Fellow in the Grass]” (850); Wilbur, “On Emily Dickinson” (859); Hughes, “The Negro Speaks of Rivers” (893); Fauset, “Meeting Langston Hughes” (904) Also have to have one poem from these options: “Quinceañera” (814); Lee, “Eating Alone” (815); Auden, “Musée Des Beaux Arts” (926); Chapter 15, “Poets Respond to Other Poets” (823); Whitman, “from Song of Myself” (1004); Ginsberg, “A Supermarket in California” (833); Chin, “On the Canon” (833)

Explain why those symbols were still controversial, and, more importantly whether the existence of those symbols either enhanced or detracted from the university’s role as the state’s flagship liberal arts institution.

Expplain why those symbols were still controversial, and, more importantly whether the existence of those symbols either enhanced or detracted from the university’s role as the state’s flagship liberal arts institution.

The book is “The Education of a Life time” by Robert Khayat
Comments from Support Team: Discipline: Robert Khayat attempted to change the popular perception of the university by removing some symbols, especially those that referred to the Confederacy

Explore Hobbes’s analysis of prophecy OR miracles OR hell. Is the analysis politically relevant?

Prompt Ques : CHOOSE ONE
-What is liberty according to Hobbes? How does this conception affect his political theory?
– Explain and assess Hobbes’s view of mixed government.
-Assess Hobbes’s argument that no law is unjust.
-Is Hobbes’s God politically important?
-Explore Hobbes’s analysis of prophecy OR miracles OR hell. Is the analysis politically relevant?

-MAKE A CLEAR THESIS STATEMENT
-NEED ARGUMENTS THAT SUPPORTS THE STATEMENTS with the -TEXTUAL EVIDENCE
-Consider the Counter-argument
-Refute the Counter-argument

All of the evidence should be cited from the book, Leviathan, not the other source. Can use the quotation from the book..(need citation for it)

rubric
Rubric;

the argument is clear and consistnent
the organization
the body and content of the paper effectively support thesis
the paper offers a plausible reading of the text
the paper pays attention to counter-claims or other possible readings of the text
the argument is anchored in textual support