Prompt Consider an argument you’ve recently encountered (it could be an advertisement, column, or something else you’ve read). In 500 words, summarize the argument (the subject and point of significance), the argument’s strong points, and any fallacies you might have noticed.
Upton Sinclair’s “The Jungle”, W.E.B DubBois’s “The Souls of Black Folk”, and Richard Wright;’s “Native Son” Journal 2: Referring to at least three of the works we have read in class so far (Weeks 1-4) discuss the role of art as it relates to social change in America. This is a broad question and students … Read more
1. Write an analysis of one of the writer’s and his or her ideas and themes in this week’s readings. As part of your analysis, discuss what social changes the writer wanted and how did he or she use writing writing to bring about those changes? 2. Compare and contrast this writer with one … Read more
Abraham finds himself in a situation not entirely different from Laius, the father of Oedipus. Like Laius, Abraham is a leader of his people. Laius gets guidance, or a warning from an oracle who is in touch with Laius’s god, Apollo. Abraham is spoken to by his God. Laius take action because his god … Read more
I wanted to research narcissistic mothers and the relationship with their daughters because it pertains to my writing but not something I have implemented yet. This is something I have never done research on because the discovery is still very new to me. I found an article titled “Challenging the Narcissistic Mother: About narcissistic mothers … Read more
The introduction to the systematic literature Methodology A systematic review uses scientific methodologies in identifying, analyzing, and evaluating evidence that has already been presented of an existing problem to ensure that it produces an unbiased conclusion. This is an effective method of carrying out research as it is more linked with providing comprehensive, precise, … Read more
1. Read the play Harvest and discuss the character Jaya as a metaphor for first, a modern woman; second, a metaphor for resistance, and a symbol of hope in the play. Date Due: 9/7/2022 Good luck!!!!! Dr. Eugene Ngezem Submit Assignment Files to submit (0) file(s) to submit After uploading, you must click Submit to … Read more
Information literacy is a huge topic, so to get a handle on it we are going to one of the best sources: the Association of College and Research Libraries. They have a wonderful resource, the “Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education” that both librarians and professors look to for guidance on understanding and teaching … Read more
I need help with Define and explain the three steps of evaluating the arts (Map of Reality, Interplay of Common Grace and Antithesis, and Aesthetic Elements) as recommended by Shidemantle.
How is boldness reflected in the characters of Rebecca Harding Davis’s story? Choose two characters from “Life in the Iron Mills” and explain how boldness applies to them in the story.