Choose of one these ten topics from quot;Their Eyes Were Watching Godquot; and write a 1000 word essay. 1. What effect does Hurston's third-person

Choose of one these ten topics from "Their Eyes Were Watching God" and write a 1000 word essay. 

1.What effect does Hurston's third-person omniscient narrator have on the novel as a whole?

2.Discuss Janie's emergence as a person, and the roles that her three husbands have in her development.

3.Support or refute the statement that none of the characters in the novel mean to hurt Janie.

4.Examine and discuss the relationship between language and power in the novel.

5.How does the specific setting of Eatonville contribute to the development of the novel's plot?

6.What is the significance of the title of the novel?

7.How does Hurston's use of irony lend meaning to the narrative?

8.Give examples of symbolism that inform the central theme of the novel.

9.In what ways does the narrator appear sympathetic toward the people and events in the novel?

10.Identify and describe the major conflicts in the novel. How is each resolved?

REMINDERS:

•You must have a very clear, specific thesis in your introduction

•You must write in the present tense

•You must avoid the passive voice as much as possible

•You must use academic vocabulary and liven up your diction

•You must have a topic sentence for each paragraph

•Each paragraph must support your topic sentence

•Your argument must be logical and well thought out

•You must use specific information to support your argument

•You must have a thoughtful conclusion

•Perhaps most important, you must write a convincing argument that does support your thesis.

•You must have an original title. Their Eyes Were Watching God essay will not cut it!