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Cereldi · 07-08-2009, 06:14 AM

This may seem a little redundant but here's a thesis i used back for a term paper hope you can use it as an example

At first glance, one would assume that Shakespeare and Milton cast their respective characters, Hotspur and Satan, as mere miscreants in the eyes of society, devoid of morals and righteousness. However, these characters are but victims in a world controlled by insatiable, tyrannical monarchs who seek to destroy their rebellion, as well as their only chance for freedom.
things in bold is the argument

This was back in sophmore year of highschool so its really iffy

A good reference could be Marxism and his version of a community enlightenment (aka utopia) you can identify similarities and differences to prove ...iono something

Xynh · 07-08-2009, 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by marx123

So, what are the contents inside the thesis? what is the font size? or something like that..
i think..

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marx123 · 07-10-2009, 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Cereldi

This may seem a little redundant but here's a thesis i used back for a term paper hope you can use it as an example

At first glance, one would assume that Shakespeare and Milton cast their respective characters, Hotspur and Satan, as mere miscreants in the eyes of society, devoid of morals and righteousness. However, these characters are but victims in a world controlled by insatiable, tyrannical monarchs who seek to destroy their rebellion, as well as their only chance for freedom.
things in bold is the argument

This was back in sophmore year of highschool so its really iffy

A good reference could be Marxism and his version of a community enlightenment (aka utopia) you can identify similarities and differences to prove ...iono something

Hey Thanks for the tip, im off to go for research. im off!

07-08-2009, 06:14 AM	#21 (permalink)
Cereldi Norrin Radd's Nerd Rage Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Sex Muffin Posts: 1,627	This may seem a little redundant but here's a thesis i used back for a term paper hope you can use it as an example At first glance, one would assume that Shakespeare and Milton cast their respective characters, Hotspur and Satan, as mere miscreants in the eyes of society, devoid of morals and righteousness. However, these characters are but victims in a world controlled by insatiable, tyrannical monarchs who seek to destroy their rebellion, as well as their only chance for freedom. things in bold is the argument This was back in sophmore year of highschool so its really iffy A good reference could be Marxism and his version of a community enlightenment (aka utopia) you can identify similarities and differences to prove ...iono something __________________ Pic-Ethe from deviantart S.U.N- Cereldii Elementalist

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