The Hairy Ape by Eugene O’Neill
Course Literature Project
The project should be clear, coherent, and well organized. It should be free of errors that hinder meaning and free of plagiarized material.
Course Project Description
This essay should be written based off the main character of: The Hairy Ape by Eugene O’Neill
Prose Diary: Write a diary of a main character as he might have written it between scenes and/or events. You may even imagine that you are a person in your prose piece. Write your observations of the characters in the prose piece. Figure out what makes them tick or what you observe about the character’s actions, discussions, or circumstances. This option, you may write in the first person. Your project should be 1,100 to 1,500 words in length with proper use of quotations and citations. You need to make sure your reader/grader knows exactly where you are in the prose at all times.
** Your paper should conform to MLA formatting.
** Study the Project Rubric before submitting the assignment.
Sample citation from our textbook:
London, Jack. “To Build a Fire.” American Literature Since the Civil War.
Create edition. McGraw-Hill, 2011. 114-124. e-Book
Course Literature Project
The project should be clear, coherent, and well organized. It should be free of errors that hinder meaning and free of plagiarized material.
Course Project Description
This essay should be written based off the main character of: The Hairy Ape by Eugene O’Neill
Prose Diary: Write a diary of a main character as he might have written it between scenes and/or events. You may even imagine that you are a person in your prose piece. Write your observations of the characters in the prose piece. Figure out what makes them tick or what you observe about the character’s actions, discussions, or circumstances. This option, you may write in the first person. Your project should be 1,100 to 1,500 words in length with proper use of quotations and citations. You need to make sure your reader/grader knows exactly where you are in the prose at all times.
** Your paper should conform to MLA formatting.
** Study the Project Rubric before submitting the assignment.
Sample citation from our textbook: London, Jack. “To Build a Fire.” American Literature Since the Civil War. Create edition. McGraw-Hill, 2011. 114-124. e-Book.
