Category: Literature

 American LiteraturePaper Topic 1 For your first paper you are task with responding to the following prompt:To what extent does The Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglass reflect both abolitionist ideals and the transcendental ideals as they are expressed in Self Reliance and Resistance to Civil Government? In total this paper should between 2-3 pages, typed in a time new...

  350 wordsresearch 1. How do inclusion and exclusion criteria contribute to increasing the strength of evidence by the sampling strategy of a research study?2. Why is it important for a researcher to use power analysis to calculate sample size? How does adequate sample size affect subject mortality, representativeness of the sample, the researcher's ability to detect a treatment...

 Use several self-created texts as the basis for discussion around the development of your professional writer identity and your understanding of processes of written composition. Apply this experiential knowledge, along with theories of literacy, to construct a pedagogy of writing to be applied in the classroom to meet the needs of a diverse range of young developing writers. 

Learning Outcomes This course aims to critically challenge students in three primary ways: 1) describe some of the historical narratives and cultural influences associated with Rap and Hip Hop music 2) identify aesthetic qualities of certain styles (historical and contemporary) and techniques of Rap and Hip Hop practitioners 3) engage in dialogue and discussion surrounding rap and hip hop music...

  Of Mice and men is a parable that makes an attempt to explain the meaning of being human. John Steinbeck thinking regarding mans place has been shaped by Ed Rickett. As we know, a man is a small part of a large universe. Individuals come and go, but they leave a lasting mark. Of Mice and Men teaches us about the . Every character, including George Milton, Lennie Small, Crooks, Candy,...

 identify a character from both a fiction (Zitkala-Sa, Alexie's "Pawn Shop," Wright, or Ellison) and a nonfiction (Tecumseh, Jacobs, or Douglass) piece that we have read this week. First, show how the character is limited in his or her role in society (excluded from the American Dream), and then explain specifically how that character pushes against boundaries imposed by society. 

Read the case  In one paragraph, analyze this case according to the ethical reasoning framework. (See attached file for details)

  Write a two page summary (double space) of the salient points from the case (see attached PDF), lessons learned, and correlation to readings/discussions from Week 1 and 2. Note: To clarify and reiterate,  you will do a  combine summary of the case study and the readings from this week lesson and last week. You should have already read these chapters but here are the...

This assignment is designed to help you identify and adapt to the potential audience(s) for your persuasive speech. Your persuasive speech will be graded on how well you adapt your speech to your audience. Although the audience could potentially be anyone, since you are posting it online, its not likely that anyone/everyone would watch it. Those who do not do a thorough analysis will...

Question:Suppose there are 2 people, Ari and Immy. Last Friday night, both Ari and Immy spent 4 hours working in a soup kitchen. But when you ask them, they had very different motives. Ari loves helping people less fortunate and gets a lot of personal satisfaction from serving in this way. In fact, you could say that Ari was doing what he felt like doing. Immy, on the other...