Comparative Essay Outline

Compare And Contrast Two Friends
We all have friends that are alike or different from each other. My friend Nicole and Amy are also
friends. Both of them are alike in some ways, but at the same time unlike from each other. For
example, they both dress to their comfort, but the clothes they choose to wear are different. They
both have similar taste in music and television shows. However, Nicole and Amy are more
different than alike. Nicole and Amy have different appearance and style. Nicole is five feet and
two inches with medium brown wavy hair that is shoulder length. She has big eyes and also
freckles on her face. Nicole tends to dress very casually. For an instant, she would wear jean with a
graphic tee or a blouse and navy blue classic vans. She occasionally keeps up with the latest fashion
trend. On the other hand, Amy is just 5 feet tall with...show more content...
Nicole's personality is super shy and, quiet when it comes to new people or people she rarely
talks to. However, when it comes to people she likes and enjoys talking to, she is a social butterfly.
Amy was never in any a team sport. However, she plays tennis with her cousins for fun. Amy is
really sociable and blunt at the same time. I remember a time during lunch there was a table across
from us were talking super loud and she shout "shut up". Amy is not afraid to speak her mind while
Nicole is more shy and quiet. Nicole cannot stand watching gory, horror and supernatural movie. For
example, during summer, our friend, Julie, invited Nicole, Amy, and Iwatch Green Inferno. Nicole
did not want to come along due to the fact that when she watched the trailer of that movie she
found it super gory and disgusting. However, Amy did not find that trailer gory and disgusting and
came long to watch the movie with us. Amy enjoys watching horror or supernatural movie or
shows. For example, during the month of October, there was a movie call Crimson Peak and Amy
wanted to watch it while Nicole did not want
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Work experience versus a college education. Which of these two is best in helping you to land a
better paying job? Many college graduates may argue that having an Associate Degree or Bachelor
Degree is an essential key to landing a top paying job. People with work experience and skills argue
theyhave an edge over someone with a degree that has no real–worldwork experience. They believe
this gives them an opportunity for a better paying job.Plus, people with work experience do not have
to deal with the added student debt that comes with acquiring such degrees.
When looking through the help wanted ads in newspapers or in employment agencies, you will see
that the higher paying positions usually ask for a college degree. You would think that withouta
degree, you are wasting your time in applying. Here is an example of how work experience can be a
great...show more content...
High Fliers Research managing director Martin Birchall told The Huffington Post that work
experience is "now just as important" as a college degree.(Life, 2015)You can be certain that
many employers feel that people with work experience are more likely to be responsible. They
have the necessary skills needed to work efficiently and value their jobs thus making them more
dependable and have a better understanding of what is expected of them.According to an article by
Richard Garner,"Leading employers value work experience among graduates more than the grades or
the university they have been to, according to new research. Figures show that 58 per cent of
employers rated work experience as "the most popular qualification among those presented."
(Garner, 2015)This is when work experience can work for your advantage by increasing your
chances of being

Thesis Statement For Pride And Prejudice
Pride and Prejudice: Essay Outline Thesis statement, including map of development: In Jane
Austen's novel "Pride and Prejudice," the author traces portrait of women's role during the Regency
period: they were expected to get married, to be accomplished and to self–scarify. Topic Sentence
#1: Marriage was crucial at the time, and women of the early Victorian age were expected to
marry and to get their daughters married. a.Argument: Marriage assured social security for both the
women and the family. b.Example: When Lady Catherine tells Elizabeth that Darcy was supposed
to marry her daughter: "The engagement between them is of a particular kind. From their infancy,
they have been intended for each other. It was the favorite wish of his mother, as well as of her's.
While I their cradles, we planned the union: and now, at the moment when the wishes of both sisters
would be accomplished, in their marriage, to be prevented by a young woman of inferior birth, of
no importance in the world, and wholly unallied to the family!" (Austen 335–336). c.Explanation:
Lady Catherine's reaction demonstrates the crucial importance of marriage in the society, but also
for women. Families needed their daughters to marry in the same social class or above to insure
social prestige. Demonstrates Lady Catherine's role to protect the high class and prestige of her
descendants through marriage. For Elizabeth and her family, this union with the higher class assures
them social security. a.Argument: Marriage was a market, women needed to marry to ensure
financial security. b.Example: When Mrs. Bennet learns that Mr. Bingley is coming to town: "A
single man of large fortune; four of five thousands a year. What a fine thing for our girls!" (Austen
6). c.Explanation: Marriage was the only way for the Bennet girls to ensure financial security. Girls
are too high class to get jobs but would not inherit. Financial security also ensured future economic
security for Mrs. Bennet after her husband's death. Topic Sentence #2: Women of the early 1800s
need to demonstrate accomplishments and education. a.Argument: Accomplishments demonstrated a
woman's value. b.Example: Lady Catherine to Elizabeth: " 'Do

Amber Armfield
English 111
Professor Correll
March 3, 2015
Paper #2 Outline – Compare and Contrast
I. Introduction Paragraph: a. Can two men with similar traits and backgrounds grow up to be
completely different? b. In "The Other Wes Moore" the story shows how the Author Wes Moore
and the Other Wes Moore are both similar, but also unmistakably different. "Your farther wasn't
there because he couldn't be, my father wasn't there because he chose not to be. We're going to
mourn their absence in different ways." c. The absence or presence of a parent can make or break a
person.
II. Paragraph #1: d. Although Wes and the other Wes Moore both grew up in the same city around
the same time period, both...show more content...
The difference lye within their characteristics; the author Wes'smother was a strong, independent,
educated woman that served her family relentlessly. "My mother slept in the living room to stand
guard, she said. She didn't want me and my sisters to be the first people a trespasser ran into if
they entered the house. She was determined to protect us (Moore36)." Later she realized she was
losing her grip and needed the assistance only her parents could provide, and they did. i. The
similarities with the Other Wes's mother was that she too was never home, but the contrast lye with
the mistake she made with leaving Tony as the only guardian. "Wes, now eight years old, was free
from any adult supervision till then. His brother, six years older, was the closest thing Wes had to a
caretaker during the daylight hours and was fiercely protective of the little brother who idolized him.
But lately even Tony hadn't been around much (Moore 26)."
In conclusion, both Wes Moore's had critical moments and different standpoints throughout the
entirety of their lives. Though they both had individual accountabilities it was the choices that they
individually made that ultimately determined there fates. "Wes and I stared at each other for a
moment, surrounded by the evidence that some kids were forced to become adults prematurely.
These incarnated men, before they'd even reached a point of basic maturity, had flagrantly–and
tragically–squandered the few opportunities they'd

Comparison of Two Commercials Essay
Outline
Thesis statement: When compared side–by–side, there are differences in the two. Some of these
include that the Lexus ad uses predominantly the logos, or logical, appeal whereas the second uses
pathos, the emotional appeal, the target audiences for both commercials, and the effectiveness of
each. 1. Pathos or logos? 1. VW uses more pathos than Lexus. 1. Humor is effective tactic in
advertising. 2. By using humor, advertisers make their product more memorable. 2. Lexus uses
more Logos than VW. II. Target audiences. 1. VW targets younger viewers but could be effective on
almost anyone. 2. Lexus targets a more mature, serious audience. III. Effectiveness. 1. VW is more
effective because...show more content...
In conclusion, the commercials by Lexus and Volkswagenboth make the viewer consider their
product. To do this, they use different methods of advertising. Also, both companies target different
audiences. When all is said and done, they have varying degrees of success in doing so. Advertising
is a fundamental force in today's society, and because of this, companies must provide the most
effective commercials with presentation of as many logical appeals as possible.
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Works Cited
"Meet The Volkswagens– Jetta TDI Meets Prius" Youtube. 18 May 2009. Web. 10 October 2011."
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXK63kvUi6U>
"Engineering Amazing Commercial – "Wall" " Youtube. 9 June 2011. Web. 10 October 2011."
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJTYPq0gNCo&feature=pyv>
Final Draft: Volkswagen vs. Lexus
Over the last few decades, American culture has been forever changed by the huge amount of
advertisement the people are subjected to. Advertising has become such an integral part of society,
many people will choose whether or not they want to buy a product based only on their familiarity
with it rather than the product's price or effectiveness. Do to that fact, companies must provide the
very best and most convincing advertisements as possible. Those companies have, in fact, done

Comperative Essay Outline
Life of Pi and Cast Away
Comparative Essay Outline
Paragraph 1 (Introduction)
General sentence to introduce the essay: When people are faced with isolation, they must have the
will to survive spiritually, physically, and emotionally. Piscine Malitor Patel and Chuck Nolan, the
protagonists, demonstrate these attributes very well.
Points to be covered in the essay (what are the 3 similarities?)
1. Pi survives physically with the help of Richard Parker while Chuck Nolan survives with a
volleyball named Wilson
2. Pi is able to survive emotionally by telling an imaginative story while Chuck Nolan survives by
keeping the picture of his wife in a locket
3. Pi survives spiritually by praying every morning while Chuck Nolan decides to keep...show more
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When Pi witnessed his family die as well as the Frenchman losing all sense of humanity, he cannot
bare to narrate the events. That is why he devises an imaginative story about animals killing each
other, because it is natural in them and less heart–breaking.
Point 2: (explain how the first common topic is seen in Y then give a specific example to show this)
Every night before Chuck Nolan goes to sleep, he makes sure that the locket his wife gave him is
with him. This gives Chuck Nolan the ability to stay strong because it makes him want to fight
harder to survive in order to see his wife again.
Summary/Transition (one sentence that sums up everything you have written about in this
paragraph with a lead–in to the next paragraph)
Throughout the novel and the movie, the main characters display how they survive emotionally in
many specific ways. At the same time, they also illustrate how they were able to survive spiritually.
Paragraph 4 (Point of Contrast 3)
Topic sentence (Introduce your paragraph with your first contrast point from your thesis – what is
the first similarity in both works?)
Finally, in the novel Life of Pi, and movie Cast Away, the main characters demonstrate how they
survive spiritually
Point 1: (explain how the first common topic is seen in X then give a specific example to show this)
Every day, Pi expresses his faith to Islam as well as

Comparative Essay: A Comparative Analysis
It's good to find the good in people, even if you don't know them.Because it's just like ty and
summer. Ty is friends with cady even though she killed someone, and summer is friends with
auggy even though his face looks different.And Summer from wonder ,by R.J. Palacio and Ty
from Girl who was Supposed to die, by April Henry.Are fantastic books.They have many
similarities.Because Summer is a good friend to Auggy, and Ty is a good friend to Cady.They have
kind hearts, Even to take care of there friends that are in danger.They protect their friends when they
are in trouble.And that's why both characters are protective of those they care for.Because in both
stories they stand up for their friends, And lastly they are there when there friends need them....show
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Because ty stood up to officer Dillow when he was questioning cady. Furthermore, at that time ty
invited cady to stay at his apartment since she had nowhere to live.This illustrates, how if you had
just met a person and you know nothing about them it takes a lot of bravery and trust worthy to
stand up for someone and invite them to stay

Outline Of A Comparative Essay
Skylar Windholz English 12 Period 5 Outline for Comparative Essay Topic Sentence #1: The
novels are seen as a warning sign for future generations about the consequences of technology,
science, and uncontrolled power. Topic sentence: 1984 focuses on the uncontrolled power of the
state. "In the end the party would announce that two and two make five, and you would have to
believe it" (page 80). The party was absolute to the point that anything they said and did would
eventually become true. "This process of continuous alteration was applied...to every kind of
literature or documentation which might hold any political or ideological significance" (page
39–40). This refers to the process of changing the past and how the party is able to...show more
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'That is the secret of happiness and virtue..all conditioning aims at that: making people like their
unescapable social destiny" (page 16). Conditioning is the only way for individuals to feel
happiness. From the moment they are created, they are stuck in this way of living. Topic
Sentence #2: Societies with no sense of individuality will eventually turn into a dystopia where
freedom and inquisitiveness are replaced by a totalitarian regime. Topic sentence: Big Brother
and the party control every single aspect of the citizen's lives. "Don 't you see that the whole aim
of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought? In the end we shall make thoughtcrime literally
impossible, because there will be no words in which to express it" In 1984 every thought is
considered a threat towards the party. No sense of individualism exists. There is no hierarchy like
in Brave New World, the only power that exists is Big Brother and everyone else belongs to the
same "caste". "Sexual intercourse was to be looked on as slightly disgusting minor operation" The
party represses natural, human instincts to control them. Doublethink: "To hold simultaneously 2
opinions which cancel out" (page 35). Changes the truth. Doublespeak: Language used to disguise
the actual meaning. "Newspeak" is enforced to eliminate words and replace emotion, words like
"excellent" are replaced with "plusgood" or "plusplusgood". They are controlled to speak the way
the party wants them to. Topic

Life Of Pi Comparative Essay
Embellished storytelling has remained an art form among human civilizations since the dawn of
humanity. Stories were passed down through generations with each version obtaining new elements
thrown in by the next storyteller. The modifications made to each story added specific fictional
elements to better convey the meaning and emotions of the story. Many of these stories attempt to
explain unexplainable phenomenon through stories of Gods like in Greek mythology. Yann
Martel, in his famed work Life of Pi, depicts a story with a structure manipulated to create a
fictional representation of the truth. The main character, Pi, who tells this story asks the narrator,
"Which story do you prefer? Which is the better story?" (Martel 178). Martel explains the fictional
twist of the story as a way to bring out the true essence of it. This fictional variation can be observed
as a representation of Pi's faith and it greater captivates the listener than in what is likely the truthful
version. In Martel's fictional representation of the truth, the reader...show more content...
Pi's recollection of the Tsimtsum ship sinking horrifies the Japanese Investigators (175). Pi then
asks the investigators, of the two variations of the story, which story they prefer. Pi hopes to see
them truly reflect on the reasoning for their decision. When they both agree on the animal story as
being their preference, Pi responds, "Thank you. And so it goes with God" (179). This, at first, is
difficult to interpret. Pi lives his life as a believer of multiple religions. To Pi, the varying stories of
religion all differ, but at their cores, they are the same. To Pi, God can be explained through both
the Bible, and The Qur'an. Just as his story can be told with animals or with people. No one can
prove one to be truer than the other, but, in the case of religion, both "stories" begin and end the
same, and that is with loving

Compare And Contrast Depression And Anxiety
Depression and anxiety are the two most common mental illnesses in the world today. They make a
person view the world as an ugly, scary place. Many people develop one or the other, and some
develop both. Depression and anxiety are two very different mental illnesses but many people only
see the similarities between them, instead of seeing the difference in their symptoms and emotions.
One of the many differences between depression and anxiety, is their symptoms. According to
Harold Cohen (2016) from psychcentral.com, people with depression have low energy and
"..depressed people often feel overwhelmed by the day–to–day tasks and personal relationships so
essential to life" (para.2). When someone has depression they lose interest in things they used to
love, and they tend to push friends and family away. They also often experience headaches,
insomnia, and a change in appetite. Meanwhile, people with anxiety experience panic attacks in
situations where other people would not. They also feel restless, they shake and sweat, and they
always have a constant worry. The symptoms of anxiety are very different from depression. A
person with anxiety would not have low energy, quite the opposite actually. Someone suffering from
anxiety has a high energy, but is always in a constant state of worry orfear.
Along with the different symptoms of anxiety, they also make the person dealing with the illness
feel differently, emotionally. People who have anxiety often feel like they want to

Theme Of Isolation In Life Of Pi
Yann Martel's novel (2001) and Ang Lee's film adaption (2012) of Life of Pi harbour themes such
as isolation and the extent one would go to in order to survive. The story is split into two parts,
the first part focuses on Piscine "Pi" Patel's background and his religious journey. Part two
focuses on Pi's predicaments while he is stranded out at sea for 227 days. The second section of
the story is renown for Pi's situation with a tiger named Richard Parker. Not only does the
protagonist have to focus on his own survival, Pi needed to be attentive of the Bengal tiger; all
whilst dealing with his loneliness. Martel and Led convey the ideas of isolation and survivability
through the use of several literary and stylistic features throughout the texts. Isolation plays a
significant role in Pi's story, and both Martel and Lee have their differences in conveying this
theme. Martel does not write Pi's journey in chronological order. Despite this, the author manages
to effectively express the protagonist's emotions to the audience. Throughout the first chapter,
the reader learns about Pondicherry Zoo, which was ran by his father and was considered his
home. Martel makes Pi describe his life at the zoo, stating that "it was a paradise on earth. I have
nothing but the fondest memories growing up in a zoo. I had the life of a prince," (page 14).
Martel writes is past tense here, thus indicating to the reader that Pi no longer has a life at the
zoo. This is soon confirmed a couple of pages later, with Pi stating that "the Pondicherry Zoo
doesn't exist anymore. It's pits are filled in, the cages torn down. I explore it now in the only place
left for it, my memory," (page 19). As stated beforehand, the isolation truly hits Pi throughout the
majority of the second part of his journey. On their way to Canada, the ship Pi and his family
resided on got/became caught in a large storm. The ship flooded eventually, resulting in the ship and
occupants submerged in the ocean. Pi watches this unfold from a small emergency/evacuation
/escape boat. To expand on this, Pi is shown swimming against the waves in an attempt to avoid
Richard Parker–thus noticing the ship descending underwater. During this scene, Lee films a
medium shot of

"The Time Machine" and "Fahrenheit 451" Comparative Essay
Today in many parts of the world there are an estimated one hundred tribes completely unconnected
from modern society, and with their isolation unaware to them, members believe that there is perfect
balance in their community. (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article–2094362
/
Cut–outside–world–Closest–recorded–pictures–uncontacted–Indian–tribe–depths–Perus–forests.html.
Overlooking their hardships, these people are true to their beliefs and refuse to acknowledge
another way of life, except the one which they already know. This false sense of utopianism,
common even in many developed nations today, is illustrated by great works of fictional literature
such as "Fahrenheit 451" by...show more content...
| "Any man's insane if he thinks he can fool the government and us"(Bradbury, 31)| He is in other
words saying that those who act differently from the rest of society, do not belong to the society. He
is taking this past a perspective of criminality and suggesting that owning books is a social flaw.|
CONCLUSION:
Characters in these novels lack the ability to differentiate from other members of their society and
cannot part themselves from what they have been taught. Their uniformity ranges from mere
obeying rules, to casting those who are not similar far away from society.
ARGUMENT #2: learning
INTRODUCTION:
Both the Eloi and the citizens in "Fahrenheit 451" have a lack of will for learning, and do not
seem the smallest bit interested in gaining knowledge of literature, contrasting the idea that they
live in a perfect society. Supporting Points| Proof| Analysis| Eloi are not interested in learning
about where the Time Traveler has come from.| "A queer thing I soon discovered about my little
hosts, and that was their lack of interest." (Wells, 31)| The Eloi have no interest in gaining
information from the Time Traveler and have no questions which seems odd.| Mildred, Montag's
wife is uninterested in finding out about her husband's life, and has a very short attention span.| "She
was obviously waiting for him to go" (Bradbury, 17)|

Roughly 65 years ago, two authors set out on a journey to predict the possible developments of
their western society by writing prophetic books of the future. The similarities are clear as both
books portray overpowered dystopian governments which control their inhabitants. However, one
book stands out in its precise rendering of the current world. Fahrenheit 451, a book penned by
Ray Bradbury, is a dystopian novel which uncovers striking parallels between the two societies.
Although some of the book's similarities are purposely aligned to the real world so it is relatable,
other parts only became accurate over time (published in 1953). Slightly earlier, in 1949, George
Orwell came up with his own iteration of a future society when he wrote

comparative advantage Essay
The theory of comparative advantage is perhaps the most important concept in international trade
theory. As the economies that exist in our world our becoming increasingly more intertwined, it is
becoming even more important. Nearly every country in the world depends on other countries to
supply them with goods that they cannot produce in their own country. I believe that comparative in
necessary in today's economy. In this paper I am going to discuss comparative advantage and it's
effect on globalization.
The idea of comparative advantage dates back to the early 19th century. The model that is used to
describe the theory is known as the "Ricardian Model". David Ricardo believed...show more
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"If a foreign country can supply us with a commodity cheaper than we ourselves can make it,
better buy it of them with some part of the produce of our own industry, employed in a way in
which we have some advantage"(BookIV, Sectionii, 12). In other words if country can import a
good at a lower then it would cost to produce, the country should import the good. Comparative
advantage and advantageous advantage do not contradict each other. Both theories are based on the
same principle. Free trade is a very important principle in both theories. In the example using
Portugal and England both countries would benefit from free trade.
The primary issue in the model by Ricardo is what happens when each country moves from autarky
(no trade) to free trade with the other country. What are the consequences from trade going to be?
The most important things that we care about are trade's effects on the prices the goods in each
country, the production level of the goods, employment levels in each industry, the pattern of trade,
consumption levels, wages and incomes, and the welfare effects.
Using Ricardo's model it shows that in autarky, each country will produce some of each good.
Because of technology differences, relative prices of the two goods will differ between countries.
Workers in the technologically advanced country will enjoy a higher standard of living than in the
technologically inferior country. The reason

Essay on Compare and Contrast of Two Stories.
Efrain Rincon Jr
Professor Yuhas
English – 6
6 May, 2013
'An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge' and 'The Red Convertible' 'An Occurrence at Owl Creek
Bridge' by Ambrose Bierce and 'The Red Convertible' by Louise Erdrich both recount sorrowful
tales of men during times of war. The stories differ in that 'An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge' is a
story written in reverse, where the readers do not truly know the plot until the end– whereas 'The
Red Convertible' is just a man recounting the story of his long lost brother. However despite their
differences, both of the stories continue to build up hope in the reader only to find nothing but a
sorrowful story at the end.
'An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge' by Ambrose Bierce was a short story written...show more
content...
The entire story was just a snapshot that occurred in his mind before his death. Ambrose Bierce
purposefully continues to build the anticipation that the devout Union soldier had escaped, only to
drop the reader into a tale of demise and overall doom. 'The Red Convertible' by Louise Endrich
was written in 1984 and revolves around a Vietnam veteran and his brother. Lyman Lamartine is a
young man whose brother has just returned from the Vietnam War and has been traumatized by what
he had seen overseas.
Before the war, Lyman and his brother Henry were extremely close. Before Henry departed for the
war, and as Lyman recounts in the story, the two bonded over a red convertible. This car proves to
be symbolic, both throughout, and at the end of the story, due to the change in Henry's behavior,
illustrated by this quote from when Henry returns: "We had always been together before. But he was
such a loner now that I didn't know how to take it."
When Henry returns, he has no desire to ride in the red convertible, no desire to wear the bright
colored clothes he used to dawn–– instead Henry just liked to sit around and sob about the war. The
quote from the middle of the story, speaking about the television, and how Henry just sat "in front of
it, watching it, and that was the only time he

Life Of Pi And Cast Away Essay
Comparing and Contrasting Life of Pi and Cast Away Cast Away and Life of Pi are two
extremely similar movies, but also two extremely different movies. In both movies, the
characters, whether it be Pi or Chuck find themselves in unlucky predicaments. Pi has just
survived the drowning of his ship, where his whole family was left behind. He is now stuck on a
small life boat with a hungry tiger. Chuck has survived a plane crash, that killed both of the pilots
on the plane but left him alive to fend for himself after washing up shore on a deserted island. Both
characters are alone, lost, and at a very dangerous risk, for they are both without enough food, water,
sunscreen, shelter, etc and are both being forced to fend for themselves. The theme I will be using to
compare and contrast these two movies is faith....show more content...
They both had faith in being rescued, whether it be writing "SOS" in the sand or firing off gun
shots when seeing another boat. Although, a difference in the movies is that while Pi never tries
to commit suicide, Chuck does. He tries to hang himself off a cliff but fails. This is a moment
when Chuck lost Faith. Since Pi was extremely religious, he never did. Also, both characters had
faith they would see their loved ones again. Pi refused to accept that his family had drowned and
died, and Chuck continuously thought of his fiancee. Even after Chuck was rescued, he went to
look for his fiancee. Another comparison is that when both characters are rescued, they come
home to both find that their loved ones have either moved on(Cast Away) or passed away(Life of
Pi). Both characters were fueled on the love they had received before their accidents. Pi's love came
from his family, while Chuck's love came from his fiancee. Both characters had faith that the ones
who they loved/whom loved them back were out there looking for them and trying to find

Comparative Essay
GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY ENGLISH
Unit 2: Comparative Essay Writing Summative Task
Task: Select a particular idea or theme and/or an aspect of form and style and analyse the way it
or they is/are depicted in Archibald Lampman's poem, "In November" and one other poem. You
may use: William Wordsworth's "The World is too much With Us", Robert Frost's "Dust of Snow"
E.J Pratt's "A November Landscape" Mary Soutar–Hynes – "For Writers Whose Work I Have Loved"
In completing the assignment, be sure to follow the steps listed below: вћў Read the assigned poems
and complete the after reading activities. вћў After looking through the pairs of poems, choose a pair
that shares a common subject, form or style. вћў...show more content...
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|Discuss the effectiveness | | |
|Diction | | |
|Level of language | | |
|Abstract or concrete words | | |
|Denotation/connotation | | |
|Imagery | | |
|Sound | | |
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|Discuss effectiveness |

Write Apa Comparative Analysis
How to Write an APA Comparative Analysis Your university English Language teacher has asked
you to write a comparative analysis paper. This paper, also known as a compare and contrast,
allows the writer to analyze two different things or ideas. She wants you to write the paper in APA
format. APA is an acronym for American Psychological Association. The APA's format is popular
in education, social sciences and behavioral sciences. This article will help you format a
comparative analysis paper. The first step in your thesis is to conduct research in books, articles,
and scholarly journals. . Make notes of important concepts found in the book or article. Paraphrase
the notes on note cards or on a separate sheet of paper. Be sure to write down...show more content...
If you have previous research on your topic, it needs to be cited here. The introduction is listed on
the third page of your comparative analysis. You put the background information and purpose of
your thesis, present your problem, explain why © 2012 Study Assistance.org. All rights reserved. If
you need study resources contact us. info@studyassistance.org the problem is important, and
identify works which are applicable to the paper. You also put your

Comparative Essay Fahrenheit 451
As a high school student, it seems as though everything of significance lies in the future. My
generation is old enough to be aware of the flaws, sufferings and inequalities of our world, but we
are also still young enough to naively believe that overnight we can rid the world of its problems.
While I look towards the future, I wish one thing for myself, my family and my generation:
happiness. I have long imagined living in a utopian world. But as I look to the future, I have begun
to question whether it is even possible to implement change on such a massive scale without
sacrificing the ideals of the individuals. Last year when studying Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, I
was intrigued by how an attempt to free the human race from the burden...show more content...
However, when Clarisse McClellan, an adolescent girl who describes herself using the word
"crazy", crosses his path, Guy is forced to question himself, his relationship with his wife, Mildred,
and the society which supports their values. Now that his eyes are open, Guy realizes that he
would no longer be content living with his eyes closed. In Never Let me Go, Ishiguro's protagonist,
Kathy H., reminisces on what she considers to have been a joyful childhood while living at
Hailsham, before she enters the donation process and prepares herself for certain death. Kathy, like
her childhood friends Tommy and Ruth, is a clone whose sole function in society is to donate her
organs. The principle of Hailsham, Mrs. Emily, educates the students about art, relationships and
humanity, yet the topic of the donations remains a social taboo. In her adult years, Kathy comes to
realize that to a society which depends on the donated organs of clones to cure diseases, she is not a
human, but a collection of organs. Bradbury and Ishiguro use interactions with other characters to
drive their Protagonist to the realization that they are living in a dystopian world. The protagonists in
both novels realize the truths of their worlds through interactions with flat characters, round
characters, and the

Comparison And Contrast Of Art
Comparison and Contrast of Art
Art is able to transport its viewer through time and connect us as a community. Audiences are able to
infer the content and context of the artwork. Art displayed through different mediums and about
different topics can share many similarities and draw connections between one another. Exodus,
created by Shelby Lechman (2015), uses oil paint on canvas to depict a young boy and father in a
train car, leaving their home in Hungary during the time of the Hungarian Revolution (fig.1). Back
into the Earth: Creation and the Interpretation of Meaning, created by Tamara Himmelspach (2015)
is a series of 11 prints and a physical dress displaying the designer in a jingle dress representing the
traditions of the Ojibwa culture...show more content...
However, further connection in context and content can be developed when analyzing the
connection of the works roots and art in history. Exodus exhibits the reality of human suffering as a
result of war and oppression during the Hungarian Revolution. The historical relevance of this work
dives into a deeper significance than its basic face value. The oppression and struggle for power
signified in Exodus also translates into Figure 2. Both cultures, in their own time have faced their
traditions and way of life being threatened. As Hungarian citizens are forced to leave their country,
Ojibwa members were constantly threatened by European immigrants. The human experience is key
in understanding and studying art. Besides the main styles and usage in appearance, the connection
to a point in time and the influence of that time allows the audience to connect with the artist and the
characteristics of the artwork. Audiences are able to connect past themes to present day issues, such
as the difficulties facing many Syrian refugees and the numerous Native American women who
have gone missing. The importance of home and culture is evident in both works despite their
different purposes and artistic modes. Limits are explored and barriers of past, present are future are
removed when audiences are able to interpret the work from any point in time and understand the
significance of its visual and non–visual means.

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