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Teaching Poetic Devices Using “The Hill We Climb”

Corinne Dolci March 15, 2021

On January 20, 2021, Amanda Gorman faced a unique challenge. The youngest inaugural poet in United States history, Gorman wanted her poem “The Hill We Climb” to “envision a way in which our country can still come together and can …

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Jaques delivering his all the world's a stage speech

Jaques from As You Like It – A Shakespeare Analysis

eNotes March 5, 2021

Jaques is one of the best-loved characters from Shakespeare’s comedy As You Like It. While he does not play a central role regarding the development of the plot, his pessimistic and contemplative nature makes him an interesting study for readers …

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Top 10 Shakespeare Monologues to Enjoy Reading

eNotes February 26, 2021

Whether they be tragedy, comedy, or history, Shakespeare’s plays are often remembered by the strength of the monologues delivered at key moments. Macbeth is a particularly good example. The most critical scenes are punctuated by unforgettable speeches, dwelling on consequences, …

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5 Books to Impress Timothée Chalamet’s Character From Lady Bird

eNotes February 5, 2021

by Aidan Mellon-Reyes The film Lady Bird has many iconic characters, but Timothée Chalamet’s character, Kyle, will forever remain the epitome of the deep thinker whose favorite band will always be the one that “you wouldn’t know.” Kyle’s always either reading …

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How to Write an Essay

Corinne Dolci January 8, 2021

A literary analysis essay is a piece of writing on a specific text or group of texts. In the context of most high school English classes, this type of essay asks you, the student writer, to develop an argument about …

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End of Year Sale: 50% Off Annual Subscription

eNotes December 4, 2020

eNotes is offering its lowest price ever: a 50% discount on new annual subscriptions through January 1st, 2021. This year has shown, more than ever, the need to support one another and empower educators and learners around the world. For …

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6 Writers to Emulate With Your Quarantine Looks

Wesley Matlock November 12, 2020

Maybe it’s no longer technically “quarantine” (or maybe it is—who can keep track!) but we’ve certainly been keeping (socially) distant for a while at this point. And while perhaps you’ve maintained your stylish look and mastered cutting your own hair, …

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New Design, Better Experience

eNotes October 28, 2020

We’re really excited to tell you that we’ve launched a complete redesign of eNotes.com! We started our redesign project with ambitious goals—updating our messaging, increasing the site’s speed, and improving your experience—and are thrilled with the results. We hope our …

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