Compare and contrast related topics such as 1990’s culture compared to culture now

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Compare and contrast related topics such as 1990’s culture compared to culture now and it can’t list one then the other they need to be back and forth in the essay

Discuss how the external forces should impact the strategic planning of the organization.

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Once an organization has defined its mission, vision, and values and assessed the environment, it needs to take a look at the external forces that affect it. These external forces will impact how the organization implements its strategic plan. In this journal activity, you will analyze your case study to identify how external forces impact the situation.

You will review your case study again and develop a journal assignment that explains how external forces impact strategic planning by addressing threats from different market and service area competitors. In the assignment, be sure to address the following:

Provide a brief summary of the external forces that affect the organization. Explain who the competitors are and the market space they affect.
Provide an interpretation of the external forces and your case study organization’s competitive advantage. What areas of the organization are affected by the external forces, and how does your case study’s organization stand out?
Discuss how the external forces should impact the strategic planning of the organization. Be sure to address how the organization should address the threats from the external forces using its competitive advantage.

Draw connections between a population and a disease.

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3-2 Worksheet: Connections Between a Disease and a Population
Assignment
The Module Three Worksheet will allow you to draw connections between a population and a disease. Complete the Module Three worksheet and submit it to your instructor.

 

Write a literary analysis where the task is to evaluate Franz Kafka’s story the metamorphosis.

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Write a literary analysis where the task is to evaluate Franz Kafka’s story the metamorphosis. Remember, an analytical paper breaks down an issue or an idea into its component parts, evaluates the issue or idea, and presents this breakdown and evaluation to the audience. Critical papers analyze or explain some important point about a piece of literature. Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis tells a tale of alienation and societal oppression. The task, then, will be to evaluate the implications of the language that signifies Gregor and Grete’s identity and the attenuation of their power. In addition, in one body paragraph, students will consider feminist criticism as the manner by which to evaluate the constituted ideology. In this assignment, the student will use the aforementioned theoretical perspective to examine and analyze a specific element or aspect of the assigned work. Literary theory pertains not to the meaning of a work of literature but to the theories that reveal what literature can mean. This assignment is not an essay about theory. In a single body paragraph, this essay will present a critical evaluation of The Metamorphosis from a particular theoretical perspective. The student is not writing about a specific theory; the students, instead, applying that theory to the story.
Students will write the essay in the third person and use the literary present tense. When discussing events in a book or story, always use the present tense, unless there is a shift in the time frame within the world of the text. Students may only use quotes from the primary source, the story. Students may not use quotes from any other source. Failure to satisfy this instruction will render the essay unacceptable.MLA requires that the paper be double spaced with 1-inch margins. In addition, you will use Times New Roman font face and12-point font size.

Explain the role of the family in the three different religious cultures such as Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.

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1. Explain the role of the family in the three different religious cultures such as Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.

2. Discuss and describe the Islamic Revolutions of 1979 and what the consequences to the culture were.

3. What is Friedman’s argument as to why Religious Nationalists are preoccupied with erotic and how does he describe erotic love? Do you agree or disagree and Why?

Write in-depth 200 word reaction to the reading, this is a summary of what you read. It will need to be written double space and include your name, date, and chapter number.

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After careful reading Chapter 6 on “Sexuality of Religious Nationalism” by Roger Friedland

For this assignment you will need to write in-depth 200 word reaction to the reading, this is a summary of what you read. It will need to be written double space and include your name, date, and chapter number. It will also need to include at the 3 ‘provocations’ (i.e. provocative questions triggered by your reading). Each section is worth 10 points, so make sure to include all three sections.

How does this chapter attempt to persuade its audience? What is its overall rhetorical strategy?

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Assignment:
Write a detailed rhetorical analysis of “The Unfinished Masterpiece” chapter from Sarah Lewis’ The Rise. You will need to consider both the words on the page and the layout and arrangement of the text. Look for both obvious and surprising evidence to support your claims. Your argument must address the following questions:

1. How does this chapter attempt to persuade its audience? What is its overall rhetorical strategy? Ask yourself: What is the point of this chapter? How does Lewis make it? Is it persuasive for you? Most simply, what is Lewis doing and how does she do it?

2. What is admirable or commendable in the text that you could imitate in your own academic writing? How might you use it in a later paper for either this class or another course that you are taking or are planning to take? Or, if you find the rhetorical strategies in the chapter problematic, what is problematic about them? How might Lewis improve her rhetorical strategies to address her audience?

How does the personhood of the fetus affect the classification of abortion as ethical or unethical?

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How does the personhood of the fetus affect the classification of abortion as ethical or unethical? In case the topic is unclear you can think about it like this: If someone proves conclusively that the fetus as a person, how would that affect the ethics of abortion? If someone proved conclusively that the fetus is not a person, how would that affect the ethics of abortion? That is what the topic is trying to get you to consider.

In considering this topic you should look at the arguments by Steinbock, Marquis, Callahan, Thompson, Warren, and others. You will not have room to discuss them all, so you will have to select one or two of them to illustrate the points you want to make. You will find that in some cases the arguer can justify their position with no appeal to personhood whatsoever. This includes both pro-choice and anti-abortion positions. In other cases the arguer relies heavily on the personhood status of the fetus.

What is your focus for your Letter to Jeremy Rifkin? What research do you have?

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What is your focus for your Letter to Jeremy Rifkin? What research do you have?post at least 2 in depth paragraphs.

How are the younger and older generation presented in The Accrington Pals and The Book Thief?

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How are the younger and older generation presented in The Accrington Pals and The Book Thief?