How Hamlet Mirrors Shakespeare Personal Life Paper Which author/poet/playwright is most influenced by events in his or her life?Select an author/poet/playw

How Hamlet Mirrors Shakespeare Personal Life Paper Which author/poet/playwright is most influenced by events in his or her life?Select an author/poet/playwright we will or have studied in class. In developing the paper, be sure to use quotes from the primary source as well as from secondary sources. *This paper is not a biography on the life of the author. There should be only enough details about the lives as it relates to the influence on the stories. Think story, not the author. (THE AUTHOR IS WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE AND YOU CAN PICK THE PLAY OF YOUR CHOICE) Use appropriate patterns of development – such as comparison/contrast and classification in writing critical and interpretive compositions.1.2 Use the library and Internet effectively to conduct research for assignments.1.3 Use information from primary and secondary sources in accordance with MLA guidelines, including the creation of intertextual references (parenthetical/in-text citations) and a Works Cited page.1.4 Write an informative or persuasive research paper with a clear thesis that succeeds in supporting a central idea through the use of logical structure, coherence, and effective supporting material.1.5 Use Standard American Written English and appropriate rhetorical skills in all writing assignments of ENC Use MLA Documentation Links to an external site.throughout your research paper.Use one and only one integrated quote in each body paragraph. Include an MLA works cited. Do not use a cover page rather put a heading in the upper left corner of the first page,There is no word/page limit beyond that to thoroughly cover your well-developed topic. The paper must be college level and show that you have made effort in your work. Use MLA Documentation Links to an external site.throughout your research paper.Use one and only one integrated quote in each body paragraph. Include an MLA works cited. Do not use a cover page rather put a heading in the upper left corner of the first page,There is no word/page limit beyond that to thoroughly cover your well-developed topic. The paper must be college level and show that you have made effort in your work. For your Research Paper: Select a play, short story, or poem from the list below according to the number option you selected.
TO DO: Find the play online in drama form–performed on stage. Do not use a text or film format as drama is meant to be viewed
on stage. Watch the play at least three times to gain a clear understanding of its meaning. You may follow the text as you watch it.
playwright
play
note
Susan Glaspell
Trifles
about 25 minutes
Lorraine Hansberry
A Raisin in the Sun
over two hours
Jane Martin
Beauty
about 10 minutes
Jonathan Rand
Check Please
about 30 minutes
William Shakespeare
play of your choice
varies in time length
TO DO: Find the short story online in text form. Do not use a video as they are different. Read the story at least three time to gain a
clear understanding of the meaning of the story. You might listen to the story being read as you follow along in the text.
author
short story
note
Agatha Christie
“The Tuesday Night Club”
Miss Marple solves the mystery perfectly, to the surprise of
others.
Roald Dahl
“Parson’s Pleasure”
It’s a sting of an ending. A good option for compare and contrast
with the episodial adaptation on YouTube.
Katherine Mansfield
“The Garden Party”
A wealthy young woman feels for the family after the death of a
“drunken workman.” But her family does not.
Edgar Allen Poe
“The Tell-Tale Heart”
“Poe’s horror writings are usually tinged with irony and the sense
that he is amused by the absurdities of his own writing.”
James Thurber
“The Secret Life of Walter
Mitty”
Walt “escapes from mundane reality with elaborate fantasies.”
TO DO: Find the poem online. Read it until you have a clear understanding of its meaning. Think deeply about the poem.
poet
poem
note
Anonymous
“A Young Lady of Lynn”
a limerick
Gwendolyn Brooks
“We Real Cool”
Robert Hayden
“Those Winter Sundays”
Langston Hughes
“I look at the world”
Masaoka Shiki
The summer river:
although there is a bridge, my horse
goes through the water.
an haiku–translated from Japanese

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