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Chооse оne of the essаy questions below. Answer in complete sentences, grаmmаr, spelling and punctuation count. Be sure to use evidence from the text to back up your assertion. Make your assertion first and then use in-text citation. Your MLA in-text must be correctly formatted. 1. Comparisons between two poems/poets: This can be between a variety of poems and/or writings or the specific themes comparing two different writers. How are their differences and similarities important to society? How are the writers similar and how are they different? 2. Society: Compare at least two poets, and/or writers works. What are some of their most notable criticisms of society? Be specific and provide examples. 3. Religion: Choose two writers and discuss their religious and spiritual philosophies. How do they view religion? How do they view spirituality? How are they influenced by the society and it religious ideals? Focus on religion versus nature, religion versus technology. What are the criticisms the writers have of the religious beliefs of society? 4. Symbolism: Compare and contrast three writers and their works. What are important symbols in their works? How does the use of symbolism in their work enhance and/or distract from understanding the meaning portrayed? How are they significant? 5. Male versus Female: Choose two writers and discuss their portrayal of men and women in their work. How do they view the roles of men and women in society? In marriage? Do their writings address sexual issues directly or do they make their point in less direct ways (satire? humor? irony?)? Does the fact that a male writer presents these issues matter in your assessment of how accurate you think they are?