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…have a more keen understanding of their ability for choice and differentiate themselves from others through its employment? In The Letters of Abelard and Heloise, the two title characters reveal much about themselves through their writings. Both Abelard…

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…to have been demonstrated.” According to Aristotle’s “Rhetoric”, rhetoric modes of persuasion are based on three appeals: logical, ethical, and emotional. These appeals will be used to analyze two very controversial letters from the civil rights movement era…

…The Scarlet Letter & The Crucible Comparison Essay Through carefully analyzation of The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthrone and The Crucible by Arthur Miller; one will discover the related themes throughout the stories. These themes include sin…

…Sin is the main theme in The Scarlet Letter. All of the characters in the book are somehow affected by the sin of adultery. The three main characters are the most widely affected, and their whole lives are molded by the way they deal with the sin…

…Guilt in The Scarlet Letter Generally, guilt would be expected to weaken one’s character; however, in some cases, it can actually strengthen one’s character. In The Scarlet Letter, Hester and Dimmesdale both experience guilt for their sin of adultery…

…and beautiful woman. It is not till she comes out of prison till Hawthorne starts showing his true opinion about the severity of the puritanical society. The people are very offended by the fact that this Scarlet letter which is supposed to be a punishment for Hester…

…Hawthorne’s human nature Purity and evil is the duality that exists within human nature, but who is to judge the degrees of good and bad that are present within human actions? In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, the author, a rebellious…

…is shunned as an outcast of society. She is tangled in a web of lies and secrets, while all she wants to know is the truth about her identity. In The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Pearl, born into the harsh Puritan Society, symbolizes wisdom…

…his former master, and expresses his past problems very morally to his former master. Freedom has given Jourdan fairly a good life, certainly a life better than the one he had in past. In his letter, Jourdan wants to let his former master know, how well he…