juliemusic
Dec 13, 2009
Essays / Medea, Oedipus: Comparative essay between two Greek tragedies [4]
Thank you! This truly helped me!
Julie
Thank you! This truly helped me!
Julie
juliemusic
Dec 12, 2009
Essays / How to start an admission essay about myself? [67]
Hello,
I would start with a pretty catchy first sentence, that would make your reader wants to read your essay. It might be something like "I have been writing that essay over and over again, I didn't know where to start" and so on. When I had to write mine, that's what I did. Then I wrote that I was looking at something which reminded me of a memory and started off with that memory.
Hope I helped a little bit.
Julie.
Hello,
I would start with a pretty catchy first sentence, that would make your reader wants to read your essay. It might be something like "I have been writing that essay over and over again, I didn't know where to start" and so on. When I had to write mine, that's what I did. Then I wrote that I was looking at something which reminded me of a memory and started off with that memory.
Hope I helped a little bit.
Julie.
juliemusic
Dec 12, 2009
Essays / Medea, Oedipus: Comparative essay between two Greek tragedies [4]
Hello Everyone!
I am a high school student currently in 11th grade.
On Monday I will have to write a comparative essay between the two Greek tragedies I have studied in class: Medea by Euripides and King Oedipus by Sophocles.
I am trying my best to memorize facts and quotes, but could you help me out to find some similarites between them both?
I mean what do they really have in common apart from being Greek? The themes are different, the main characters are different...I am a little bit lost here.
Thank you very much and I am looking forward to hear your answers,
Julie.
Hello Everyone!
I am a high school student currently in 11th grade.
On Monday I will have to write a comparative essay between the two Greek tragedies I have studied in class: Medea by Euripides and King Oedipus by Sophocles.
I am trying my best to memorize facts and quotes, but could you help me out to find some similarites between them both?
I mean what do they really have in common apart from being Greek? The themes are different, the main characters are different...I am a little bit lost here.
Thank you very much and I am looking forward to hear your answers,
Julie.
