Enlightenment thinkers did much to upend traditional social and political structures by publicly recognizing the worth of the individual never mind social class. Using the works we have read thus far, critique the thought processes that inspired these changes. Were all the changes good? Were there unforeseen consequences? We know that these works, in part, …
Please follow the prompt. This only needs to be 1-2 pages. Thank you! What to put in your reflection: Once you complete an assessment/activity from the list, you will write a short reflection of how the assessment/activity and results relate to you personally. If you want to be more broad, you can just write a …
The 4 page paper (4 FULL pages) is due on 11/2. It will contain 3 outside sources (critical, not including Wikipedia nor your text). It will be in MLA format, 12 font, with the 5th page being your works cited page. The paper will compare/contrast 2 characters (1 character from 2 different stories) (You cannot …
Greetings! Here are the instructions for completing the Week 9 Writing Assignment. Instructions After you have a) completed the reading from Sophocles’ Oedipus the King and b) watched the Week 9 Video lecture, please complete the following two tasks (= do both). Because the video lecture is structured around the theories of Freud and then …
provide me the topic before start working un anythig pleaese. A proposal should have the following sections: 1) A tentative title 2) A Thesis Statement 3) A contribution: A clear description of the intended contributions of the term paper// What Knowledge/skill are you using to write this paper. 4) Literature Review • Regarding your literature …
OPERANT AND RESPONDENT CONDITIONING This week, you explored two types of learning—operant and respondent conditioning. With respondent conditioning, individuals emit reflexive behavior in the presence of certain stimuli. With operant conditioning, behaviors continue to occur, or not, due to the consequences that follow them. As behavior analysts, we frequently use operant conditioning to teach new …
Write an essay following the standards on the ENGRWR301 grading rubric and “Writing about Literature” guidelines. Be sure to quote and analyze key lines from the texts. Write on one of the following topics: A. Design your own topic for this first assignment and clear it with me first by writing a paragraph with your …
Several of the characters in The Namesake attempt to reinvent themselves in some way, including Gogol, Ashoke, Ashima, and Moushimi. Write a paper in which you develop an argument about the reinvention of one (or two) of these characters. How does he/she do it? What are the results? How much of it is under the …
a character in the book Namesake and how they reinvented themselves throughout the book Read More »
The essay will both compare and contrast the stories and the chosen characters. 📋 MAIN DETAILS: Structure: Your essay should consist of three distinct parts—an introduction containing brief contextual explanations of the texts and ending with your thesis, a body section containing points that develop and support your thesis, and a conclusion. Use as many …
is to write a four-page argument (≈ 1,000 words; double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman, one-inch margins), based in close reading, on Miguel de Cervantes’s Don Quijote, Eileen Chang’s “Sealed Off,” or Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s Matigari. In the assignment handout linked above, you will see three prompts on pp. 2–3. Each relates Don Quijote, “Sealed Off,” …
is to write a four-page argument (≈ 1,000 words; double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman, one-inch margins), based in close reading, on Miguel de Cervantes’s Don Quijote, Eileen Chang’s “Sealed Off,” or Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s Matigari. In the assignment handout linked above, you will see three prompts on pp. 2–3. Each relates Don Quijote, “Sealed Off,” …
Epic, Story, Novel: Literary Argumentation and Close Reading Read More »
In addition, any response not presented as a complete sentence receives a grade of zero, even if the content it contains is factually accurate. Points are deducted for incorrect grammar and confusing expression. Carefully proof-read your work before submitting it. Do not collaborate with any other student in producing your Write Now exercise. When quoting …
Identify the central conflict of the plot of a story and defend your choice. Classify it (Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Himself) and identify the principle opponents. If one exists, identify the Climax—the point at which the conflict is resolved—identify the victor, and describe the result of the victory. If there is …
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Identify the central conflict of the plot of a story and defend your choice. Classify it (Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Himself) and identify the principle opponents. If one exists, identify the Climax—the point at which the conflict is resolved—identify the victor, and describe the result of the victory. If there is …
“Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street”. By Herman Melville Read More »
Identify the central conflict of the plot of a story and defend your choice. Classify it (Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Himself) and identify the principle opponents. If one exists, identify the Climax—the point at which the conflict is resolved—identify the victor, and describe the result of the victory. If there is …
“Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street”. Herman Melville Read More »
https://www.irishgeorgia.com/brennan-servants this is the story you will be reading. the way you answer the questions will be on a separate google doc and there is a file included that tells you the format the questions need to be answered in. be sure to read it because he is picky! thank you so much!
WORD COUNT:1,100-1,300 words Assignment: Assignment: Write a literary essay (1,100-1,300 words) based on Typical American by Gish Jen. Please support your ideas with QUOTES FROM THE NOVEL. Please look at one of the main characters in the novel through the first lens (Ethnicity/Race/Culture). “Ethnicity/Race/Culture: This lens allows us to look at issues/conflicts/questions that arise in …
this character struggle on their quest for the American Dream/life in America. Read More »
A literature review is an essay that surveys academic articles, books, and other sources that relate to an issue, area of research, or theory; it offers a descriiption, summary, and analysis of each source. A literature review is not a book review and it is not a summary or analysis of the primary source (in …
Watch the film “Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau”. You can access it for under $4 from the following sources. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9CvlIdnhNc (cheapest option – $1.99) Answer the following questions. 1. How was/is surfing important as a cultural practice for native Hawaiians and as form of resistance to colonization and the seizing of Hawaiian land and …
Consider the works of our authors. Develop an idea for a current film – set in 21st century America – that explores the same themes as one or more of the assigned works. Add specific detail – short plot line, setting, characters, and themes. Respond to at least 3 other students’ film ideas, suggesting ways …
