Essays / Thesis for Research paper on a author (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle);Need advice! [7]

Actually the thesis I was thinking of using was as follows: "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was very important to British literature being one of the most ambitious, prominent, brilliant men to make use of his pen and write."

Essays / Thesis for Research paper on a author (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle);Need advice! [7]

I was going to edit my thesis using some of the information u gave. But the paper is not all on Sherlock in fact the vast majority of it is Sir Doyle and his life and works and impact on British literature. Sherlock is just a small portion compared to the entire paper.

Essays / Thesis for Research paper on a author (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle);Need advice! [7]

So can anyone suggest any characteristic of Doyle and or his writing that could relate him to being an impact on British Literature? I'm still slightly confused on what to write my thesis on. Any Advice on the paper would be great. It needs to be 7-12 pages but having a hard time concluding as well as making the intro. Any help would be nice!

Book Reports / milton attempts to explain why god created satan thus bringing suffering [4]

Ok you are justifying Milton's use of satan in Paradise Lost correct? Then it would probably be a good idea to define how he uses Satan in the story. He does use him to glorify God ,as well as as a test to try believers relationship to the Lord, and makes Satan more appealing in earlier books inorder to show us how easy man can be persuaded to do evil...

see if this helps..
"According to Milton one reason that Satan is so attractive and dominates the early books of the poem is because Milton wants us to be seduced, wants us to be lured by Satan's infectious words only so he (Milton) can correct us later and show us the error of our ways. In this way, Milton re-enacts the Fall for his readers: like Eve, we buy into Satan's arguments, only to suffer the punishment of Milton's rebuke. Similarly, when we first see the Garden of Eden it is through Satan's eyes. When Satan sees what he's excluded from, it suddenly becomes clear to us what the consequences of siding with Satan are: we won't be able to get into paradise (exactly what happens to Adam and Eve in the end)."

I hope this helps! if not let me know further what you don't understand