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The Story of Man's Insecurity in The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T.S. Eliot

This is an analytic essay about T.S. Eliot's poem The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock. The author focuses on how Prufrock places a lot of his identity on social status and class. For example, he is ashamed of his physical appearance and relies on social advancement to feel as if he is of worth.
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Jenn's feedback:

"This paper is excellently written. First, you have a detailed introduction that tells the reader precisely what points you will be discussing in the body of the paper. The only advice that I have to improve the introduction is to include the poem's title you are analyzing. Second, the content aligns with your introduction well. There are a couple of places in the body of your paper where you format quotes differently, and it is unclear why. If there is some way to communicate why there is a difference to the reader, it will provide some clarity. Third, the formatting of your writing is exceptional, which helps improve reading comprehension and cohesion. There is extra spacing between paragraphs that should be removed, though. Last, you have an excellent handle on writing conventions. There are very few grammar, punctuation, or sentence structure errors."

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