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How did the limited roles of women in America influence Kate Chopin to write The Awakening? Thesis Statement:
Through The Awakening, Chopin liberates Edna Pontellier from the spiritual vacuum, sexual frustrations, and limited opportunities that imprisoned American women.
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In what ways has Friedman’s The World is Flat benefited American education? Thesis Statement:
Friedman’s The World is Flat has spurred the teaching of math and science into the 21st century, although not without controversy.
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In what ways does Hughes alter blues conventions to fit the rhythm of “The Weary Blues?” Thesis Statement:
In “The Weary Blues,” Hughes borrows musical conventions from blues music to create a feeling of hope and despair, the paradox that defines the blues.
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In Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, how does the denial of Mary Magdalene as the wife of Jesus parallel the discrimination of women in the Christian church? Thesis Statement:
If anything, Mary Magdalene’s rejection as the wife of Jesus underscores the general discrimination against women in the Catholic Church.
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How does the narrator of “The Tell-Tale Heart” exhibit the necessary symptoms to be diagnosed with schizophrenia? Thesis Statement:
Clearly, the narrator of “The Tell-Tale Heart” exhibits multiple signs suggesting that he suffers from schizophrenia.
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Which of Orwell’s predictions about spyware in 1984 has come true in the United States? Thesis Statement:
Just as Orwell predicted in 1984, the US government abuses technology to spy on Americans and justifies this assault on privacy under the guise of the Homeland Security Act.