This is a research paper + draft. You can write as draft. required: - Feminist criticism of

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This is a research paper + draft. You can write as draft.

required:

- Feminist criticism of your chosen work (Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Birth-Mark").

LINK FOR THE STORY: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/12732/12732-h/12732-h.htm#chap08
- Do not assume that your reader has read the short story, so in the introductory paragraph, provide a BRIEF summary (of your own creation). Also, don't assume that your readers know the author, so provide some biographical information as well.
- Your essay should be at minimum four-full pages in length with your works cited page beginning on the fifth or greater page.
- You should assume that your reader disagrees with you, so you will put more effort and provide more proof to support your thesis.
- Here and there use the fiction terminology; this will boost your ethos.
- Clearly organize your supporting claims in a logical manner.
- You MUST quote often from your primary source (in the story that you have chosen to analyze).
- You must also have at minimum one of each of the following quote types: normal, omission, change, and block.
- You MUST use at minimum two secondary sources in your essay; these sources should be from the Norco Databases, our class resources, and/or from PRE-approved sources.

ALSO, HERE IS MY ANSWER ON THE QUESTION BEFORE THAT I USED IN THE DISCUSSION BOARD WITH CLASS.

14. What does Georgiana learn while in Alymer's lab and in his book?

While in the laboratory, Georgiana learns about the view and content of Aylmer's laboratory, and was amazed by what she saw. She also saw a flower that quickly died after she touched it and learns that Aylmer has been giving her food that was embedded with unusual ingredients and she also realizes that she was inhaling something in the air. When Georgiana read Aylmer's book, she discovered that her husband did all kinds of scientific experiments in the past which was recorded in that book. Thus, her admiration for her husband in terms of his intelligence and goals increased.