Dialectic essays differ from others first of all in that they should provide a deep analysis of particular subject from different angles and take account of its principal pros and cons. Not any topic can serve as an object for a dialectic essay. You can definitely write a dialectic story…
The name of descriptive essay is actually self-explaining: the author attempts to describe something, be it an object, place, person, situation, experience or emotion. In a common internal classification of essay types, descriptive essays appear as a variant of a more general category of expository essays (together with process essays,…
Compare and contrast essays are called to analyze the differences (or probably similarities) between the two (or sometimes more) subjects. Certainly, it should not be a simple statement of the existence of differences or similarities. The results of the comparative analysis should have a meaningful implication of practical and/or even…
Classification and division essays are those designed to divide a whole into various smaller elements and then place the resulting elements into several categories. Usually, the search for a suitable topic for a division essay looks as follows: The writer tries to find a subject, which the general public tend…
The distinctive feature in the cause and effect essays is drawing a logical line between certain events, of which some are factors and some are their ensuing consequences. The contents of such a small logical investigation may be different. Somebody may try to attract attention to negative tendencies in the…
