Critically discuss Bradstreet’s “To My Dear and Loving Husband” with Taylor’s “Huswifery”
to demonstrate the contrasts and similarities between the two poets. Include
direct quotes from Bradstreet’s “To My Dear and Loving Husband” and Taylor’s
“Huswifery” for analysis and support.
Your
two secondary sources should be academic, peer-reviewed sources, such as
articles from scholarly journals and books. Websites, such as Lit Charts, Spark
Notes, Shmoop, and so on are not academic sources. Dictionaries, encyclopedias,
and other professors’ notes are likely accurate, but they are not academic
research. You can cite our textbook in your paper, but it will not count toward
your 2 secondary sources. If you have trouble finding scholarly sources, you
can access the library’s English Research
Guide here.
Develop a clear
thesis that is grounded in the literature and specifies the titles of the
literary works. Remember that while it is acceptable to include some
biographical and historical information for context, your focus should be on
analyzing the literature
Use Liberty’s Library English Research Guide to assist you in finding the required additional sources for your essay: http://libguides.liberty.edu/c.php?g=564076&p=3884539. I recommend the following but, of course, you are free to explore the others:
The Cambridge Companions to Literature and Classics
Literature Criticism Online
Literature Resource Center
JSTOR
MLA International Bibliography
Information obtained from any of the following are not considered scholarly and thus should not be incorporated into your paper:
Internet websites (.com, .org, .gov, .edu, etc.)
Sources such as 123Essays, Spark Notes, Cliff Notes, Bookrags, Wikipedia, Shmoop, Masterplots (or similar resources)
You may use the Bible, encyclopedias, and/or dictionaries, but they will not be counted as one of the required three additional scholarly sources.
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