Wednesday 21 September 2011

Of Mice And Men Coursework?

This is my introduction for my coursework,

'How does Steinbeck Create Sympathy for Lennie?'

The introduction must include:

- Introduce the book and the author

- Discuss key themes

- Discuss historical context (summarise)



I am wondering if this can be improved, if so please state your changes:



Jhon Steinbeck wrote 'Of Mice and Men' in 1937. It is set in the preceding decade - a period of ecoomic depression and harsh living conditions and follows the story of two migrant farm workers, Lennie and George. Their relationship is central to the book and, through this, we explore some of the key themes: Friendship, loneliness, responsability. However, it is through the unusaul character of Lennie that Steinbeck manages to gain the readers symapthy and interest to ensure the novel's endlining presence on the classics list.





Improvements are very aprecciated :)
Of Mice And Men Coursework?
Hope is a big key thing for the book. For the whole book George continues to tell Lennie that they will have a nice big farm house with rabbits, but the entire time it's merely just to keep up both of their spirits as he knew he would never have that little place he always wanted.
Of Mice And Men Coursework?
A few spelling mistakes but it works for me



John Steinbeck wrote 'Of Mice and Men' in 1937. It is set in the preceding decade; a period of economic depression and harsh living conditions and follows the story of two migrant farm workers, Lennie and George. Their relationship is central to the book and, through this, we explore some of the key themes: friendship, loneliness, hope and responsibility. However, it is through the unusual character of Lennie that Steinbeck manages to gain the readers sympathy and interest to ensure the novel's continued presence on the classics list.



A layman
%26quot;Jhon Steinbeck wrote 'Of Mice and Men' in 1937.%26quot; That's a little bit boring and bland for an introductory sentence. %26quot;we explore some of the key themes:%26quot; Don't ever use %26quot;We%26quot;!
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