Response #1 (Classical Poetry and Lyrics in Song)
文学essay代写 There is a “division of labour” between Song dynasty classical poetry (shi 詩; Owen, p. 637-703) and lyrics (ci 詞; Owen, p. 559-590):
There is a “division of labour” between Song dynasty classical poetry (shi 詩; Owen, p. 637-703) and lyrics (ci 詞; Owen, p. 559-590): they have different subject matter and style, and are written for different occasions and audiences. Explain these differences using one or two specific examples of each.
Here are some hints for you to think and write: What some of the differences in form between the two types of poetry? (Ex., length, meter, use of stanzas, relationship to music, etc.) What are some of the different concerns that seem to be addressed in each genre? (Ex., subject matter, styles, written occasions, audiences, etc.)
Remember, in writing this response it is important to: 文学essay代写
1. Put the titles and page numbers for the poems and lyrics you choose at the top of your response. Show that you have read the primary texts—prepare by sitting down with the texts to read through them carefully and make notes;
2. Show that you are combining your own ideas with what you have read in the textbook; you do not need to use footnotes—you can simply write “As I read in the textbook…”
3. Write in English, in full sentences and paragraphs (not point form); you may use Chinese for authors, titles and quotations if you wish. See the attached rubric for grading criteria. 文学essay代写
Your entire submission should be 600-800 words, typed or pasted directly into the text submission box. You can compose your response on your computer first, then paste it into Quercus, in case you lose your connection. This is an individual assignment, so do not work in groups. Your submission will be scanned to detect similarities with those of other students.
