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Define irony and discuss its use in at least three substantial passages or episodes that we have read (at least two from the Pentateuch.) How can you tell that irony is present? What is it trying to make you think and feel? How does the irony relate to the meaning of that particular episode, and to the themes of the larger narrative?

2. Doubling: In Genesis 41:32, Joseph says, the doubling of Pharaohs dream means that the thing is fixed by God. Discuss the doubling devices of parallelism, refrain, and/or repetition as they are used in poetry, wisdom literature, and narratives that we have read thus far. When does the doubling create emphasis? When does it embellish or elaborate? When does it provide context? When does it complicate or even contradict? Discuss at least three passages or episodes. Be as specific as possible.

3. Family Ties: Compare and contrast relations within the families of the three patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. What are the circumstances of the marriages that bring each family into existence? How do the terms of these marriages influence the “begetting” and raising of children? Where do sibling conflicts arise, how are they acted out, and how are they resolved, if at all? How does each family’s successive story contribute to the larger story of God’s plan for the larger Hebrew “family” and for the world? Be as specific as possible.

4. Covenant: Discuss each of the four major covenants that we have studied so far. With whom does the Deity make each covenant? In each case, what are the promise(s) and sign(s) of the covenant? What conditions are expected of the human partner(s) in return? What does each covenant reveal about Divine and human nature? Be as specific as possible.

Write an explanation of two criteria for evaluating the quality of qualitative research designs.

Next, explain how these criteria are tied to epistemological and ontological assumptions underlying philosophical orientations and the standards of your discipline. Then, identify a potential ethical issue in qualitative research and explain how it might influence design decisions. Finally, explain what it means for a research topic to be amenable to scientific study using a qualitative approach.

Race and Gender Issues in Youth Violence

Race and Gender Issues in Youth Violence?
Research indicates that young males, particularly those in minority communities are more likely to be both the victims and perpetrators of violent crime. What are the implications of these findings as you consider juvenile crime data, as well as treatment and prevention approaches?

Which building block area requires more intentional commitment to improve?

Take survey at: https://hbs.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b7rYZGRxuMEyHRz?Q_JFE=qdg
To complete brief online survey, students should consider their current place of employment, or a previous employer. Answer honestly, and be sure to print out your final screen which summarizes the company or work units (departments) ability and willingness to learn and transform. These results speak to the work environments culture.To complete this activity, students should use the printed out score sheet summary to reflect on the organization. To successfully complete this activity, students should provide a copy of the summary score sheet, and provide a brief answer to these presented questions:Which of the three building blocks is a strong-suit for the organization?

How can leadership affect the organization and its culture?
Include suggestions for improved employee training, improved culture/reputation, and opportunities for future managers to transform the organization through leadership.
Please be sure to include the name and description of the organization you referred to when answering the survey.

Describe the difference between lobbying and advocacy3.Discuss the importance of strategic planning ineffective programevaluation4. Explain the importance of selection and retention of staff.5. Discuss the costs of turnover of both paid and non-paid employees

Describe the difference between lobbying and advocacy3.Discuss the importance of strategic planning ineffective programevaluation4. Explain the importance of selection and retention of staff.5. Discuss the costs of turnover of both paid and non-paid employees

How has the civil rights movement since the 1950s sought to achieve social, economic, and political equality and freedom, despite constant opposition to its evolving objectives?

Your interpretive analysis of this vital question must be:1250-1300 words (doubled spaced pages)
Used five sources
12 point 1inch margin
Chicago manual of Style
Include Footnotes
Be free of errors in punctuation, grammar, spelling, and syntax
Definitively and effectively answer the question posedKey Points
think about the World War II era and how the effort by African Americans accelerated civil rightscharacterize the course of the civil rights movement from 1954-64the emergence of black power and its effect rise of the conservatism in the form of the New Right and its consolidation of political power after 1980 diminish or reverse many of the gains of the civil rights movementRemember to relate the past to the present!