I wrote the thesis but wat do i make the conclusion be...:(
This is my thesis:
Aldous Huxley's Brave NEw World and Emily Bronte's, "wuthring heights" describe a major struggle of being an individual again society . in Aldous Huxley's novel "Brave New World, the main story involves characters with their own issues concerning how they didn't fit into society's molds while the characters of Wuthering Heights want to escape their society.
I have to make a conclusion - identify your " so what ? " factor ( i.e. why is your thesis significant for the reader?)
And what should i make my three arguments be for my essay???
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Oh, my! You can't write a conclusion until you've finished your essay.
In the body of your essay, you need to give examples that "prove" your thesis.
No! This is my outline... The order is given like tht..
As you plan the arguments that prove your thesis, I'm sure you'll be able to figure out the conclusion.
Ok the what can i make my three arguments be since this is a comparative essay... Um i have to tlk bout their struggles with society so what can i make my arguments be?
To form a conclusion for your thesis, you need to consider the significance or the "so what?" factor of your thesis statement for the reader. Here are some steps to follow in order to do so:
1. Summarize your main points: Begin by summarizing the main points and arguments you have made in your essay. Highlight how Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" and Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights" both explore the struggle of being an individual in society, but from different perspectives.
2. Reflect on the implications: Consider why this exploration of the struggle between individuality and society is significant for the reader. Think about the larger themes and messages that can be drawn from these works of literature. For example, the significance could lie in the examination of societal norms, the impact on personal identity, or the importance of individual freedom.
3. Connect to broader context: Relate your thesis to a broader context or universal human experiences. Explain how the struggles depicted in these novels reflect real-life situations found in various societies and time periods. This connection emphasizes the relevance of your thesis to the reader's understanding of the world.
4. Address the "so what?" factor: Finally, explicitly state the significance of your thesis by answering the "so what?" question. What does your thesis contribute to the reader's understanding? Explain how your findings shed light on the complexities of human nature, society, or individuality, for example.
Regarding the three arguments for your essay, you can consider the following possibilities:
1. Characters as societal misfits: Discuss the characters in "Brave New World" who don't fit into society's molds and analyze how their struggles highlight the tension between conformity and individuality.
2. Escaping societal constraints: Examine the characters in "Wuthering Heights" who yearn to break free from the expectations and restrictions placed upon them by society, focusing on the conflicts they face and the motivations behind their desire for liberation.
3. The impact of societal expectations: Analyze the consequences and effects of societal pressures on individuality in both novels, exploring the psychological, emotional, or social implications of attempting to conform or resisting societal norms.
Remember to support each argument with evidence from the texts and provide analysis to strengthen your points.