| 2005/07/15 10:23:36 PDT by jetaway |
Please post your tentative thesis statement here. That way, I can see what you are working on and help you revise your thesis statement if it is still sounding too much like a topic. You can also help each other by doing this so that you can see what makes a good thesis statement and what can improve a weaker one.
| 2005/07/15 10:36:28 PDT by jetaway |
Here's an example:
In the Rudolfo Anay's novel, Bless Me, Ultima, a coming-of-age tale of a Mexican-American boy named Tony, only the youn at heart are able to see evidence of a belief system grounded in the earth and indigenous cultures.
| 2005/07/16 14:09:53 PDT by koki |
In Rudolfo Anaya's novel, Bless Me, Ultima, Tony learns from his grandmother that good can always defeat evil, no matter how bad the evil is.
ps. arrghhh. lol
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| 2005/07/16 21:49:46 PDT by fatfreediet Ken |
In the Rudolfo Anay's novel, Bless Me Ultima, Yony learns that Ultima, his grandmother is not just a normal curandera, but she may also be a witch.
| 2005/07/16 21:50:48 PDT by fatfreediet Ken |
In the Rudolfo Anay's novel, Bless Me Ultima, Yony learns that Ultima, his grandmother is not just a normal curandera, but she may also be a witch.
I meant Tony, Yony is a typo!
| 2005/07/17 02:03:08 PDT by Dominic |
In Rudolfo Anaya's classic novel, Bless Me, Ultima, a young boy, Antonio, must choose his pathway to the future.
would that work?? any comments? plz tell me so i can work on it immediately :)
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| 2005/07/17 17:34:49 PDT by Nikita |
Through his characters in Bless Me, Ultima, Rudolfo Anaya shows that a person's choices define who he or she is.
is it ok if i change it later?
omG
| 2005/07/17 17:56:49 PDT by Moriah |
IN THE NOVEL BY RODULFO ANYA TONY LEARNS GOOD IS BETTER THAN EVIL FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS
IS THIS GOOD? HELP PLEASE!
IPOD MINI! :)
| 2005/07/18 10:34:22 PDT by ishika |
Antonio Marez, the protagonist in Rudolfo Anaya’s classic novel Bless Me, Ultima, goes through a transition from innocence to knowledge and experience that will shape his character for his later years of life. “He will be a man of learning,” Ultima had stated. Knowledge will be his power.
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it's kind of long, but i think it might work
sorry for posting so late!
~Ishika
| 2005/07/18 23:20:15 PDT by Dominic |
Antonio Marez, the protagonist in Rudolfo Anaya’s classic novel Bless Me, Ultima, goes through a transition from innocence to knowledge and experience that will shape his character for his later years of life. “He will be a man of learning,” Ultima had stated. Knowledge will be his power.
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it's kind of long, but i think it might work
sorry for posting so late!
that's a long one, but good! (:
>_ d O m1 n 0 3_<
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