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Essay Instructions: Man's Fate by Andrew Malraux
The Quiet American by Graham Greene
"In both Man's Fate and The Quiet American, Western European novelists are writing (at least, in part) of Communist revolutions in Asian nations. How do Malraux and Green view Communism? Do they share similar views? Do they have a favorable opionin of Communism? What is significant about their persepctives?"

The essay must be four pages long, and contain from 1-2 quotes per body paragraph. The quotes must be from the text. Also, please do not use any outside resources on the authors, just information you can gather about them from their respective books. As for citations of the quotes, the page number in parenthesis next to it will do.

Essay Instructions: "Man's life is error" this is a quote from Lament 1- Jan Kochanowski. Discuss this assertion in the context of the Laments. OR Discuss the Laments in the context of this assertion.
Please read all 19 Laments written by Jan Kochanowski and follow the above instructions.

Essay Instructions: Mans destruction of the Rain Forest,The use of the lumber, what happens to the creatures. ecosystem, lands bibliography, cited pages argumentive why man must do it. because the population is getting larger, economics,money, greed, Sources must be in it. Quotes are fine. Paraphrase, thesis APA FORMAT
Roslyn Engelmayer FEBRUARY 25, 2011 Eventually what will happen in the end? We will loose the forest, It causes draught, etc.

Essay Instructions: My paper needs to discuss the following:
I want a wife.
I chose this topic because it summarized what a wifes role was before women gained more independance. It showed a mans point of view what he expected from his wife. She would be responsible for the childcare and paying for childcare. She would be responsible for being a good cook, cleaning and caring for the household. He on the other would be free at any time to up and leave if he so chose to and the children would automatically be soley his wifes responsibility along with all the other duties that she already had. It was an interesting story because based on the males point of view at the time he would want his wife to be faithful sexually while he may have the need to be able to relate to people as fully as possible meaning that he may have the need to not be faithful. In all the wife would be a servant to her family and any guest that they might have and her huband would be free to do as he pleased.

I am going to research how women and mens roles in life have changed dramaticaly since this was written. I am going to try and find articles where the woman is now the main bread winner in the family and how some men are stay at home dads who now have the opposite roles that men used to have.


It has to contain annotated Bibliography from the source of the research