MCB 245 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: World War I, Literary Modernism, Nick Carraway

• School: University of Illinois
• Department: Molecular and Cell Biology
• Course: MCB 245
• Professor: Z Fazal

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*you may consider making this the focus/topic of your first body paragraph **historical. Sources will be useful for this paragraph: what group or specific population within society is being represented within your story (veterans, soldiers, african americans, women, asian americans, families, etc. *you may consider making this the focus/topic of your second body paragraph **historical and. Biographical sources may be useful for this paragraph: what major literary movements and influences (dark romanticism, transcendentalism, *you may consider making this the focus/topic of your third body paragraph **critical. Essay sources may be useful for this paragraph. Engaging hook an interesting or little known fact about your author, historical time period/society, or short story that grabs your reader"s attention and leads into the focus of your research paper. Ex: f. scott fitzgerald fell madly in love with his future wife zelda on may 5, 1921, but their relationship was forbidden by. Zelda"s wealthy father due to fitzgerald"s lack of wealth or family prestige.