C.S. Lewis’ novel The Great Divorce. Analyze and Argue the Novel The Great Divorce. Don’t tell the story but analyze it. 1. Pull 6 to 10 quotes. 2. Draft an argument. 3. Pull some key themes that argue or prove the argument.
Prepare a poetry paper, focus on a major theme or point in the work. Compose a poetry main statement to name the work and then show what the author’s main point seems to be.
Poetry Paper For a poetry paper, focus on a major theme or point in the work. Compose a poetry main statement to name the work and then show what the author’s main point seems to be. Short works like poems are quoted. Use present tense for action. See the literary present tense item in the […]
Compose an argument in which you either defend or criticize its importance to the well-being of society.
Life and Death The topic is life and death. Compose an argument in which you either defend or criticize its importance to the well-being of society. What should any discussion of death inspire? Why do so many individuals have a phobia about aging and dying? C.S. Lewis once quipped that he did not have to […]
What evidence could C.S. Lewis draw from “Leviathan” to support this description of the substance and implications of Hobbes’s argument? Do you agree or disagree in part or wholly with it?
After having read “The Abolition of Man,” by C.S Lewis and “Leviathan” by Thomas Hobbes this is the questioned probed: C.S. Lewis could argue that Thomas Hobbes is a “conditioner,” whose aim is (whether he avows it or not) the “Abolition of man.” What evidence could C.S. Lewis draw from “Leviathan” to support this description […]