Drama Analysis Research essay / annotated bibliography (feminism / gender roles thesis
This is 30% of my grade i really need this paper treated like that.
PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS DIRECTLY
you can choose 2 of the 3 dramas to research and do analysis on: Triffles by Susan Glaspell. A dolls house by Henrik Ibsen and Fences by August wilson
This is a thorough 2000+ word essay on gender roles and feminism as the plays show in theme.
with work cited page and annotated bibliography i have my requirements which require you to stay involved in communicating with me
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your primary source where all these plays are located is “Nortons introduction to literature by Kelly j. mays” IF YOU USE QUOTES FROM PLAY LEAVE “()” AFTER BLANK SO I CAN FILL IN PAGE NUMBER AND LOCATION IN THE PRIMARY SOURCE BOOK
5 secondary scholarly sources FROM MY SCHOOLS DATABASE i will give you my account and password and instructions to get there
I need the annotated bibliography back before you start the essay, please.
when you hand it in to me i need to have underneath the bibliography a note for me stating how you’re going to incorporate that source
into the essay and a link to it in my database so i can go back and read it over. (i will delete them before i hand it in)
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requirements to the research paper
PLEASE BE THOROUGH – no run ons – revise your own work! i shouldnt get it back and have to edit it because you left typos and cut and pasted and never properly made it flow through the paragraph
avoid huge words – lets be honest thats how every teacher catches you use scholarly words but dont go overboard
YOUR THESIS WILL BE YOUR LAST SENTENCE IN YOUR FIRST INTRO PARAGRAPH AND EVERY EXAMPLE YOU MAKE WILL HAVE A SENTENCE AFTER RETYING TO YOUR THESIS.
YOUR SECONDARY SOURCES ARE BACKING UP YOU. YOU ARE NOT BACKING UP YOUR SECONDARY SOURCES.
SHORT QUOTES FROM YOUR SECONDARY SOURCES AND HAVE FUN MAKE THIS A GOOD ESSAY PLEASE
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Analysis of the Movies Fences and A Doll’s House
Introduction
When the two plays, Fences by Denzel Washington and A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen were written, the United States was still clinging onto traditional values that clearly outlined roles based on gender. Gender roles were clear with women having to be dependent on men, submissive, passive, gentle, emotional and indecisive, and very desiring to have security. On the other side, men were portrayed as aggressive, independent, dominant, active, decisive, tough and less sensitive to the feelings of other people. For this reason, there were those roles that belonged to men like providing for their family and making all the decisions while women belonged to the home where they had a role to please their husbands, bear children and they hardly left the house.
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