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Date: 20/06/2015
Feedback Given By: User_3972
Feedback Comment: FROM THE PROFESSOR: First of all, this is way too close to Nietzsche's exact words; it borders on plagiarism. Either quote Nietzsche directly or use your own words/style/sentence structure: "entirety of human relations which have been wonderfully and logically heightened, exchanged, and adorned, and which, after long utilization, appear to an individuals to be altered, accepted, and tying." -5 points: in-text citations are incorrectly formatted. Make sure your Works Cited page is double spaced, like the rest of the paper -15 points: grammar/punctuation: commas, apostrophes, various typos, and a few convoluted, non-idiomatic sentences plagiarism is not accepted, next time it will be reported and you may risk suspension. Other than that, from what I ewad it was a good essay. Contentwriter delivers in time. He or she is very responsive and is willing to fix the work when need be. I would give him or her a perfect 10, but plagiarism was found or as the professor said it was in the borderline. I was able to slip through this time, but I will not have a second chance. Contentwriter, I have you assigned for another paper, please don't plagiarize.
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Project Summary: For this essay, you will compare and contrast two readings from the second unit. You are also welcome to compare and contrast Nietzsche's "On Truth and Lies in a Nonmoral Sense" with a reading from the second unit. For example, you could write a side by side comparison of Northrop Frye's and Friedrich Nietzsche's treatment of metaphor. A successful essay will accurately represent both readings while highlighting where the authors agree and disagree. There are two ways you can approach a comparison paper: you can begin by summarizing each argument and then move into a discussion of their similarities and differences, or you can jump right into a point by point comparison, developing a summary of each work as you go along. Both approaches work well if the paper is carefully organized and thoughtfully developed. Essay 2 will be graded by the same criteria as your first essay. Refer back to the assignment guidelines for Essay 1 if you need to. 3 FULL PAGES (EXCLUDING COVER PAGE/WORKS CITED) Due 1pm Sunday June 14