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The Theme of Manhood in the Play Macbeth by William Shakespeare

This essay deals with Shakespeare's portrayal of "manliness" in Macbeth. The student notes that there are several conflicting ideas about what it means to be a man, and the play shows how these ideas con conflict with one another.
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Bob's feedback:

"This is an interesting theme to explore. You've covered many facets of the concept of masculinity in Macbeth, and much of your analysis is very insightful.

There are some organization and clarity issues that should be addressed. Each paragraph should transition smoothly from the previous one and should have its own topic. A topic sentence at the beginning of each paragraph will help with clarity and readability.

There are several awkward sentences that are difficult to understand. Consider working with an editor to improve clarity.

Make sure to introduce your sources (such as Knight") when discussing their ideas."

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