Question

For this second short essay, write about Wohaw's drawing described as [Between two Cultures]. Please read the short analysis and two short chapters included about this work in the Chapter 1 folder. While Wohaw is not listed in the textbook, please discuss how his drawing, given the title, Between Two Cultures, might fit in to one of the categories taken from the "What Do Artists Do?" section of the Living With Art. Be sure to include a summary of who Wohaw was and specifically where the work was made, why Wohaw was there, and what you believe Wohaw is telling us about his life through the drawing. Include one of the categories listed below and tell why it is an appropriate fit to the category you choose. Please try to keep you word count between 400-600 words. (which is about one page typed or so). • Create Places for some human purpose • Record and commemorate • Give tangible form to the unknown • Give tangible form to feelings and ideas • Refresh our vision and help us see the world in new ways

Answer 1

Instructions for writing an essay:

While writing an essay, you are required to follow the below stated steps:

1. Purpose or Main idea: You should have a central idea on which you want to formulate an essay. The idea is either given to you by your supervisor or otherwise; you may need to come up with the idea on your own. While thinking about the idea; identify what passionate you and select that idea for the essay.

2. After generating an idea for the essay, choose a title for your essay that expresses your primary idea. In order to make sure that your title is the effective one, review your title after you have completed writing of the essay.

3. Write the introduction of the essay. Your introduction should be simple which should express the summery of your idea to your readers.

4. Next is that you should now write the body of information of the essay. The body of your essay is where you develop your story or argument. After completing your research for your generated idea and collection of the data, analyse the data and convert the data into information highlighting the key points of the information. Choose the most relevant information and write each one at the top of a clean page. Now go through the information again and pull out supporting ideas for each of the relevant information.

5. Finally, after writing the body of your essay, you should now write your conclusion of the essay where you should summarize how your key points support your thesis.