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Critical Analysis of Kate Chopin's Story of An Hour

In this literature analysis, a student argues that the oppression character Louise Mallard faces in the story is a byproduct of the era in which Kate Chopin was writing. The student also concludes that the oppression she faces is not exclusive to this era, however.
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Amanda's feedback:

"This is a well-organized and developed essay. I think you include a lot of relevant points and make a compelling argument here. The one thing I would suggest is adding a bit more in terms of actual literary analysis. Instead of simply telling the reader what happens, use Chopin's own words and phrases to describe what happens and conduct a close reading of the text. What is the story under the story? This is already a great paper, but with a few additions it would be perfect. "

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