i was asking to write a letter from one of the characters in the novel (The Things They Carried By Tim O'Brien, but i just came to American for few years, i don't have much experience on reading a novel and write. To be honest, this paper will be submit soon. I am just worried if i have time to do it. Anyone have ever read this novel, or know about, could you help me with this. The letter at least 3 pages long. Thanks a lot. Give a a feedback should help me a lot. Thanks to all
The Things They Carried By Tim O'Brien
Greetings!
It is certainly more of a challenge to read and write assignments in a language which is not native to you. While there is really no substitute for reading and studying the book yourself so that you can understand the plot and characters well enough to write about them, you should find some help in the form of study guides by doing a Google search using "The Things They Carried" by Tim O'Brien as search terms. Putting the title of the book in quotation marks will help to narrow your search.
I hope this helps!
Sarah, EssayForum.com
It is certainly more of a challenge to read and write assignments in a language which is not native to you. While there is really no substitute for reading and studying the book yourself so that you can understand the plot and characters well enough to write about them, you should find some help in the form of study guides by doing a Google search using "The Things They Carried" by Tim O'Brien as search terms. Putting the title of the book in quotation marks will help to narrow your search.
I hope this helps!
Sarah, EssayForum.com
i posted the message, my attention to get helps from other, narrow the topic by searching online is just helps a little bit. Mostly, reading the book will help me, but the book is too thick to me, yours ideas will be really helpful. However, thanks for guiding me search online. I hope i can find interesting on google search.
Greetings!
I'm glad we could help you. Good luck in your studies!
Sarah, EssayForum.com
I'm glad we could help you. Good luck in your studies!
Sarah, EssayForum.com
i am about to write an essay on The taming of shrew by william shakespeare.
i am about to write an essay on this play. the point here, i need a symbol, culture, or image to argue between the play and today society, 16 century and today. Anyone has any ideas what's good to write about. Thanks a milion of times. I AM NOT TELLING YOU TO WRITE AN ESSAY HERE, BUT I AM SAYING THAT someone can give me several topics. Anyone has experience on this the topic, give me suggestions and comments before i start my paper. Thanks again.
anything can compare these time with today time.
i am about to write an essay on this play. the point here, i need a symbol, culture, or image to argue between the play and today society, 16 century and today. Anyone has any ideas what's good to write about. Thanks a milion of times. I AM NOT TELLING YOU TO WRITE AN ESSAY HERE, BUT I AM SAYING THAT someone can give me several topics. Anyone has experience on this the topic, give me suggestions and comments before i start my paper. Thanks again.
anything can compare these time with today time.
Greetings!
The Taming of the Shrew is arguably the most famous play ever about the battle of the sexes. You might want to compare how women were viewed in the 16th century compared with today. Was Kate a "liberated" woman for her time? Would she be considered an abused wife by today's standards? You might also examine the institution of marriage -- how has it changed since the days when marriages were arranged?
Please let me know if I can be of further help!
Thanks,
Sarah, EssayForum.com
The Taming of the Shrew is arguably the most famous play ever about the battle of the sexes. You might want to compare how women were viewed in the 16th century compared with today. Was Kate a "liberated" woman for her time? Would she be considered an abused wife by today's standards? You might also examine the institution of marriage -- how has it changed since the days when marriages were arranged?
Please let me know if I can be of further help!
Thanks,
Sarah, EssayForum.com
thanks for giving me suggestion, that's really good topic. I am happy for women today that they are not being abused anymore.
For further help, i might need somethings like evidences related to the topic that i am about to write.
As you said, women in 16th are liberated. Now the women have changed their social life. And they are not abused by anyone anymore.
You might also examine the institution of marriage -- how has it changed since the days when marriages were arranged?
This question seems little bit difficult. All i read from the book, Katherine was humiliated by Pechuctrio, the instituion of marriage you meant is economics marriage ? But somehow, you gave me very good ideal. Thanks a lot
For further help, i might need somethings like evidences related to the topic that i am about to write.
As you said, women in 16th are liberated. Now the women have changed their social life. And they are not abused by anyone anymore.
You might also examine the institution of marriage -- how has it changed since the days when marriages were arranged?
This question seems little bit difficult. All i read from the book, Katherine was humiliated by Pechuctrio, the instituion of marriage you meant is economics marriage ? But somehow, you gave me very good ideal. Thanks a lot
Greetings!
I'm glad the ideas were helpful. Just to clarify, "the institution of marriage" is simply a term used to refer to marriage itself. There are many parts of marriage you could look at. Economics, certainly, is one aspect. The law is another. Laws which used to be against women now protect them.
I do think it would be oversimplifying to say that women are no longer abused. There are many stories in the news about women being abused by husbands, boyfriends and others. The difference nowadays is that it is against the law, while in the 16th century, it was looked at as a man's right to control his woman's behavior. That might be something your essay could address, if you feel it fits in.
Best of luck with your essay!
Thanks,
Sarah, EssayForum.com
I'm glad the ideas were helpful. Just to clarify, "the institution of marriage" is simply a term used to refer to marriage itself. There are many parts of marriage you could look at. Economics, certainly, is one aspect. The law is another. Laws which used to be against women now protect them.
I do think it would be oversimplifying to say that women are no longer abused. There are many stories in the news about women being abused by husbands, boyfriends and others. The difference nowadays is that it is against the law, while in the 16th century, it was looked at as a man's right to control his woman's behavior. That might be something your essay could address, if you feel it fits in.
Best of luck with your essay!
Thanks,
Sarah, EssayForum.com
thanks for helping me. I will start to write my paper during the weekend. After i finished it, can you take a look. I don't want to post my paper in here because if my teacher see it. It will make her angry. Can i email you instead ? email me at bachelor_95@hotmail
thanks a lot Sarah...have a good one
thanks a lot Sarah...have a good one
can i have your email, that i can email it to you. Help me with my terrible construction. I mean the senteces, and ideas to develope the essay.
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in the thing they carried of Tim O'Brien, I have a questions need to answer, anyone can help me as soon as possible.
truth, and the difficulty sometimes of knowing what is true when at war, is a significant theme in the novel. Briefly discuss three scenes and/or characters and show how the question of truth relates to them.
thanks a lot for your help
Tim O'Brien question
in the thing they carried of Tim O'Brien, I have a questions need to answer, anyone can help me as soon as possible.
truth, and the difficulty sometimes of knowing what is true when at war, is a significant theme in the novel. Briefly discuss three scenes and/or characters and show how the question of truth relates to them.
thanks a lot for your help
Greetings!
I couldn't quite tell from your post just what your questions are. Can you be more specific?
The assignment seems to be designed to get you thinking about the dilemma of being truthful when you are in a war-time situation, and also the difficulty of deciding what is true and what isn't. I haven't read this particular book, but it looks like you need to consider how truthful the main characters are, given their situations, and use some scenes to illustrate your points.
I hope this gives you some idea where to start. If you want to post with an expanded definition of what you need, please do so!
Good luck!
Sarah, EssayForum.com
I couldn't quite tell from your post just what your questions are. Can you be more specific?
The assignment seems to be designed to get you thinking about the dilemma of being truthful when you are in a war-time situation, and also the difficulty of deciding what is true and what isn't. I haven't read this particular book, but it looks like you need to consider how truthful the main characters are, given their situations, and use some scenes to illustrate your points.
I hope this gives you some idea where to start. If you want to post with an expanded definition of what you need, please do so!
Good luck!
Sarah, EssayForum.com