Read at least two stories by that author and any related critical articles you find (two minimum). Analyze any one common aspect, or element of fiction, or one critical approach, such as point of view, tone, irony, characterization or Formalist, Marxist, or Feminist Criticism, etc. Make sure you incorporate ideas from the critical articles into your paper. Add a works cited page at the end of the paper to show which stories and critical articles you have used. in your paper you will be exploring a specific literary question of your own about the author’s work, not writing a report on an author. You will be supporting a thesis.

 
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How Flannery O’Connor development her characters ,and background setting on each of her story.

Read at least two stories by that author and any related critical articles you find (two minimum). Analyze any one common aspect, or element of fiction, or one critical approach, such as point of view, tone, irony, characterization or Formalist, Marxist, or Feminist Criticism, etc. Make sure you incorporate ideas from the critical articles into your paper. Add a works cited page at the end of the paper to show which stories and critical articles you have used. in your paper you will be exploring a specific literary question of your own about the author’s work, not writing a report on an author. You will be supporting a thesis.

How Flannery O’Connor development her characters ,and background setting on each of her story.

Read at least two stories by that author and any related critical articles you find (two minimum). Analyze any one common aspect, or element of fiction, or one critical approach, such as point of view, tone, irony, characterization or Formalist, Marxist, or Feminist Criticism, etc. Make sure you incorporate ideas from the critical articles into your paper. Add a works cited page at the end of the paper to show which stories and critical articles you have used. in your paper you will be exploring a specific literary question of your own about the author’s work, not writing a report on an author. You will be supporting a thesis.