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Basically, yes. It can go either way. It can help if properly used, but tossing around words like Marxism and existentialism without applying them deeply to the text won't help.

No, they're simply other ways to examine the text. Some students benefit from having a structural theory to base their arguments around. If you haven't studied these by now, don't worry about trying to incorporate them. Just focus on the topic addressed in the question, and support with...

For an essay, in the context of a quote, it's fine.

We have a new arts minister :)

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can someone create a tone alone poster with abbots head shooped over maccauley culkin

So he's like every other student ever...

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I no longer believed in the idea of soul mates, or love at first sight. But I was beginning to believe that a very few times in your life, if you were lucky, you might meet someone who was exactly right for you. Not because he was perfect, or because you were, but because your combined flaws...

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How do you think I feel getting home from work and seeing it above 100 each day. I just wanna be a winner

It's just part of a broader anti-harassment policy we try to enforce. We don't want to be a downer :)

Express permission means they have to start it.

Pay attention to life. That's the key to writing. You don't need big fancy words if you've got the details down.

It doesn't matter what Robert Frost thought. You're missing the point if you think it does.

With the little time you'd save leaving it out, you're better off keeping it in.

no, because he wouldn't be a football player anymore that's like saying the oldest living guy in the world is still the oldest living guy in the world after he died

http://www.steakandbj.org/ inb4sexistpig

It's your negative tone. Try to be more positive :)