Literary Analysis on No Exit  | Instant Homework Help

Your papers must be typed, double spaced, and given a title. It must be submitted via Google Docs with the file name at the top as your first and last name. Please make sure to give me Edit privileges. See the Syllabus for an example of how to do this. The font must be Times New Roman 12 pt.  Your margins should be 1 inch on both sides and 1 on top and bottom.  Also, make sure you include the page numbers and observe proper MLA style.  I will take 5 points off if any one of these requirements is not observed.  Also, there will be a one-letter-grade penalty for late work unless you make arrangements with me for an extension before the due date.  Find at least two articles on those particular selections and/or its author(s). Use citations from those scholarly articles, as well as the novel, itself, to make an argument about what the novel is trying to say or is about. Every story or poem is making at least one argument or a claim. Explain that argument/claim to me. Do NOT try to find the author’s opinion of what the work means. The author is dead. What he/she set out to accomplish does not necessarily have anything to do with what the literature DOES accomplish. Tell me what YOU think the work means, not what the author says it means. This is your argument. Nearly any argument is possible, but you need to be able to somehow justify this, possibly by backing it up with at least one of your additional sources. In other words, at least one of your articles ideally will somehow support your argument. The other articles can also support or could show a counter-argument that you might playoff. Perhaps you found an article that has some interesting insight into the text but ultimately takes the analysis in a direction you do not agree with. You can discuss what you agree with and what you disagree with in that article as you make your own argument about the text.