School Paper on WoT... anyone read AMoL? (I promise, no spoilers here)

[F Horn of Valere]

I'm doing a paper for school where I am using the Wheel of Time as a social commentary, specifically utilizing the Deistic aspects of the series, as well as some philosophical points made in AMoL. My main problem is I only have two pages to summarize the series... 

 

I need a person or two to read my summary and tell me if it adequately approaches the series, based on my specific approach. If you have read AMoL and are willing to read my two pages, can you let me know? Thanks! 

[WolfbrotherKronos]

Sure - sounds good.

[BFG]

I'd be willing to help as well :) 

[F Horn of Valere]

thanks!

[dicetosser1]

im in if you want  but please explain the word Diestic. I assume its the Deity type stuff?

[BridMorgan]

I would, but I haven't read the last 3 books yet.

[Panchi]

I can help

[Jeannaisais]

i'm still catching up so sorry otherwise I would!

[F Horn of Valere]

I think I'm good to go now after help from BFG and Kronos, but if you don't mind, I may approach some people in this thread later if I run into any other issues!

 

And Dice, by Deistic, I am referring to Deism, the religious philosophy that suggests a deity created the universe and then stepped back. "The Great Clockmaker"-- set it in motion, but is no longer actively involved. This was very prevalent during the American colonial era and was favored by a lot of the famous revolutionaries.

[dicetosser1]

hmmm that sounds interesting actually

[Auld Manriva]

Gimma a hollah if you need Ben