The role of social class in marriage Literature & Language Essay

write an abstract on a topic (fitting the rubric of our course: the 19thCentury Novel).
An abstract is a short description of what your paper aims to achieve, a lean summary of its strengths, and of its estimated contribution to the scientific field.
Its purpose is to announce what your paper will be about, and to explain why a fellow scholar should be interested in reading it.
The abstract sets up a thesis statement, and delivers it clearly.
Aim for declarative sentences and strong active verbs.
Try to include a sentence that begins with the phrase "In this paper I will argue that...”
the abstract must compare between two novels: Little women by Louisa May Alcott and Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.
these novels need to reflect the theme of the 19th century novel
Abstracts do not need long sentences, but mean and lean. Elaborate if otherwise needs to be done.
Show confidence in the statements. You need a balance between the ambition of your thesis and the burden of proof. Don’t go too far. Find the perfect sweet spot, that is interesting.
Active verb, declarative sentence, simple, concise, short sentences, and commitment.
an abstract must contain: thesis statemet, supporting arguaments, and similarites and differences between the novels that are also shown in the supporting arguments