Description: I. GlossaryII. Strategies for Writing Essays About LiteratureIntroductionBackground Narrative on Mood and Images in Rita Dove's 'Silos'"Choosing a SubjectPreparing to Write and Organizing MaterialDrafting and Revising the EssayBackground Narrative on "Point of View and Irony in Chopin's 'The Story of an Hour'"Selection of a TopicPreliminary WorkStarting the Essay: OrganizationSecond DraftFinal TouchesBackground Narrative on "The Cinderella Motif in Austen's Pride and Prejudice"Selecting and Narrowing Down a SubjectDetermining Credibility and Appropriateness of Secondary SourcesChoosing Organization StrategiesRefining the Introduction and ConclusionBackground Narrative on "Excursion into Neverland: The Importance of the Edenic World in Peter and Wendy and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer"Choosing a SubjectOrganizing the Comparative EssayWriting the EssayBackground Narrative on "Love and Money in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility: A Comparison of Novel and Film"Choosing a SubjectComparing a Film Version and the Original TextFinal TipsAdvice for Essay ExaminationsAvoiding PlagiarismA Brief Guide to Documenting SourcesGrammar, Punctuation, and StyleIndex of Authors and WorksIndex of TermsAcknowledgements"

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