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Essay List

• An in depth analysis of a key scene in Fritz Lange's classic film "Scarlett Street".

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• The Knight and The Squire from "The Canterbury Tales'.

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• A Comparison of John Donne's "The Flea" and Robert Browning's "My Last Duchess".

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• A Review/Essay on Todd Gitlin's book "Media Unlimited".

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• The United Nations: Why it is suffering and how it can be improved.

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• Compulsory Voting: Why it is a bad idea.

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• British Imperialism in James Joyce's "The Dead" and Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal".

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• Lady Britomart: Snob with a Heart of Gold. From George Bernard Shaw's "Major Barbara".

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• A Philosophical Essay Arguing Against the Theories Presented in "The Turing Test" of Artificial Intelligence.

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• An Argument Against Auteur Theory.

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• Karl Marx and His Theory of Alienation: How It Can be Applied to Modern Society.

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• North of Nowhere?: The Signifigance of Canadian Cultural Identity in Genre Films Produced During the "Tax Shelter Years"

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• A Comparison of Femininity in "Mildred Pierce" and "Gentleman Prefer Blondes"

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• An Analysis of Canada's System of Provincial Taxation.

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• An Informative Historical Research Essay on the Lon Chaney classic "THE WOLF MAN".

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• A Play I Wrote for my "Modern Femininity" Class. Some people might find it offensive. It was in response to the assignment "Write a Creative Response to Changing Role of Males in Modern Parenting"

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• A Tribute Essay on the Late Rod Roddy, Announcer from the Price is Right. Originally Written for My School Paper.

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• A Comparison of "Two Sisters of Persephone" by Sylvia Plath and the relationship of Mary and Rhoda in "The Mary Tyler Moore Show". Yes, I can still not believe I wrote this.

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• Probably the Only Canadian Student Essay Written about Barry Goldwater in the Past 30 Years.

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• A Comparison of Timothy Findlay's "The Wars" and Robert Altman's film "M.A.S.H.".

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• Tainted Studs: A Comediac Cautionary Tale of Teen Sexuality.

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• A Fake Celebrity Autobiography, Written for my Writer's Craft Class. John Crook is a Washed-up 1970s Actor.

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• Star-Spangled Spaghetti and Meatballs: Italian Cinema, Classic Western Iconography, and the International Struggle over Genre Ownership.

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• Comotose Footsy and other Delights: Authorial Identification, and the Depiction of Perverted Desire in the Films of Luis Bunuel

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• He Auteur Have Known Better: Andrew Sarris and the politicization of American film authorship.

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• England Swings into it's own Grave: England Swings, right into its own Grave. An analysis of the depiction of British National Identity in the 1973 Vincent Price horror classic "Theatre of Blood"

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• Dan George:Hollywood's Chief. An Analysis of White Ownership over Native American Imagery in 1970s Hollywood Cinema.

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• I Think, Therefore I WHOA!: An Examination of Cartesian Philosophy in "The Matrix"

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Comments List

• Suggestion...

  Try to avoid starting any essay with "In this essay, I would...", allow your argument to flow organically.
  • 17/09/2008
  • 20:40:33
  • Score: 3 out of 9 people found this comment useful.
    

• Interesting Verbage!

  "He did not budge from his seat nor did he halt the indecorous act of the media whom deliberately crashed into the scene, cracking a jeorpardized ambiance of shame and guilt"Someone has been employing their thesaurus!P.S. I am a little confused about your bibliography, at what point did you cite those two sources?
  • 17/09/2008
  • 20:28:31
  • Score: 0 out of 0 people found this comment useful.
    

• Lots of good information

  Nice organization, lots of good data. However writing style is a bit dry at points, but that is probably what your prof wants.
  • 17/09/2008
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• Suggestions.

  I think this could benefit from a stronger conclusion.
  • 22/10/2004
  • 20:32:03
  • Score: 2 out of 2 people found this comment useful.
    

• WHOOSH!

  Roller coaster rides are thrilling and exhilarating! You certainly stress this point.
  • 22/10/2004
  • 20:19:56
  • Score: 1 out of 2 people found this comment useful.
    

• Ok.

  Not the most captivating story I have ever read.
  • 20/10/2004
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  • Score: 0 out of 0 people found this comment useful.
    

• Good.

  You have definite potential as an essay writer, just try to improve the general flow of your writing.
  • 20/10/2004
  • 21:19:12
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• So-So.

  A rather ho-hum approach to describing on the greates villains of the 20th Century.
  • 20/10/2004
  • 21:15:27
  • Score: 0 out of 2 people found this comment useful.
    

• Some advice.

  Try making your sentances a little longer, and more complex, it will help with overall style.
  • 20/10/2004
  • 21:05:10
  • Score: 1 out of 1 people found this comment useful.
    

• STOP THE INSANITY!

  DAMN BEATNIKS AND JAZZ MUSICIANS, RUINING THE WORLD WITH THEIR REEFER STICKS!
  • 20/10/2004
  • 20:47:32
  • Score: 1 out of 2 people found this comment useful.
    

• Keep working on it.

  Essay could use some more complex arguments, I would also start your introduction on a more creative note.
  • 20/10/2004
  • 20:43:26
  • Score: 0 out of 0 people found this comment useful.
    

• LIVEN IT UP!

  Try thinking of some more creative ways to say "Diaper", it will make your essay much more enjoyable to read.
  • 20/10/2004
  • 20:38:51
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• WHAT?

  THIS MAKES NO SENSE WHAT SO EVER!
  • 20/10/2004
  • 20:30:35
  • Score: 0 out of 1 people found this comment useful.
    

• Satisfactory.

  Not a terribly interesting essay, seems more like a summary of textbook info. But its competently written, and fairly concise.
  • 14/04/2003
  • 21:56:22
  • Score: 3 out of 3 people found this comment useful.
    

• Good for 10th Grade.

  Your writing has a very nice flow, however, your essay still relies too much on opinion, especially the last paragraph. But don't worry, you have potential for future years. I too was a product of the Ontario school system, and your 78% is well deserved. P.S. You might want to make the introduction a little longer.
  • 14/04/2003
  • 00:14:40
  • Score: 1 out of 1 people found this comment useful.