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It should be a question that, in Miller and Jurecics view, arouses curiosity, excitement, adventure. Discuss the debate and differing perspectives that weve read that surround it, and in the process, answer the question or stake your own position in the discussion. Support your view with thoughtful analysis and critical reflections of course materials that help you to make your pointwhat specifically stood out to you in those course materials? How and why did it shape your thinking on the topic/question?

Explain why and identify the strategies that you will most likely use in your remanding classes at Troy UniversityYour reflection paper will describe each item and express why or how you think it has value toward your success. You must fully support your argument.Paper includes an introduction paragraph; one paragraph per item and a closing paragraph.
Paper should be double-spaced, Times New Roman 12-point font, and it should be at least 600 words. It should not exceed 1000 words.Motivation, self-awareness, and Time management

Length: The paper should be a minimum of 4-5 complete pages (not counting the Works Cited page) and should not be more than 7 pages. Source Requirement: The Works Cited page must list 4-5 sources, primary and secondary; see note below for more details. Every source listed on the Works Cited must be used in the text of the paper. Your books biography of the poet may be one source; the poem will be another.Assignment: For this essay, you will focus on one poem and and its poet. It must be a poem assigned in this class.
The poem that I chose is “Head, Heart” by Lydia Davis so this paper about this poemPART 1: (50 pts) The first two pages will focus on the life and history of the poet. Include details from your textbook (if available) and from at least two research sources (15 points). Your life and history portion must be accurate, cohesive (not a list), detailed, and focused (15 points). You must make and support conclusions about the author (15 points). The paper should have an original title that is not just the title of the text you are writing about. State the authors full name and title of the text in the introduction, and refer to the author by last name only thereafter. (5 points) PART 2: (50 pts) The second section (must be at least three pages) should argue your interpretation of the poem. Consider this to be a thematic analysis it will be your job to support your reading of the poem, your interpretation of its theme and how its use of literary elements contributes to that theme. Your essay should show a strong familiarity with the poem and should use literary elements and terminology to explain your debatable, interpretive angle and argument. (20 points) Your introduction must have a debatable thesis. This should be the last sentence (or two, if necessary) of the FIRST paragraph. Underline your thesis/claim statement to make it stand out. (5 points) Everything in your essay should work towards helping your develop and prove the literary argument as stated in this thesis sentence. This section of your essay should be paragraphs developed in support of your thematic interpretation of the poem. It should be organized by literary element or section of the poem. Each paragraph should be an organized, contained unit, using quotes from research and the poem to support your reading. Do not organize by summary. (20 points) This section should use research to support its interpretative claims, integrating quotes into your own sentence. MLA formatting should be used throughout. (5 points)
Source Details: You are required to use and document a minimum of four sources in this paper. One of these sources should be the primary text (poem) you are discussing. Another source may be the biographical information in the textbook. The other two or three sources should be secondary sources in which scholars or experts have written their interpretations and analyses of the texts or topics that are relevant to your argument. At least two of your secondary sources must be either database sources (journal articles that you can access through the library websites database) OR print sources. Additional sources can be any type (website, documentary, personal interview, etc.) as long as they are relevant and credible. Do NOT use Wikipedia, Ask.com, About.com, Sparknotes.com, etc.
Note: Each source must be listed on the Works Cited page that will be the last page of your essay. Every source listed on the Works Cited page must be used in the text. The in-text citations should take readers to the alphabetical list of sources in the Works Cited page and should lead them to the correct source by providing the FIRST word of the source entry (which will almost always be the authors last name). In-text citations must include page numbers when the source has numbered pages (as almost all of your sources will). You should have a good balance of direct quotes and paraphrased information from your sources. Every time you use any information from any source, you must credit the source with an in-text citation in the same sentence with that information so that it is very clear to your readers what information comes from you and what information comes from a source (and which source it comes from). Read more about source documentation in your textbook and/or in the documents posted online. Format: Your paper and the Works Cited page MUST be submitted in correct MLA format. If your writing contains ANY plagiarism (if any source information is not credited to the source it came from), you will be given a ZERO on the paper. Final Tips: Dont try to cover too much information or use too many literary elements as the focus of your work; instead, choose one or two elements that work together to give an overall interpretation of the text;

Discuss why art survives or does not. Include the four reasons Getlein cites for how art survives, giving an example of art work from both the Paleolithic and Neolithic Periods that meet one of these requirements. What types of art work or materials would not likely survive? How might this affect our opinion of a culture?
2. Second Assignment
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This is a two-part discussion be sure to clearly label each part of your response. Both parts should be submitted together in the same initial post.
First, describe the shift in the Roman Empire that created Byzantium in the East and what would eventually become Europe in the West and explain the impact of this political, religious, and social split on the art produced in these regions in this era. Provide specific examples of particular works of art or architecture to illustrate your points. Second, trace the subsequent development of art in the East and the West from the Early through the High and Late Middle Ages by citing specific works of art or architecture and describing characteristic features these works exemplify. Be sure to include the each of the following terms in your discussion:
animal style
Carolingian
Romanesque
Gothic

Write a biography about Jennifer lawnerence and how she is such an inspiration to me she a real women she knows how to run the world kind of because she is such an independent individual and is just one of the funniest and top actresss all around and the roles that she plays always seem to be made for her and just all that good stuff and could you do a work sited page as my fourth page

This is a concept analysis paper.
A concept analysis is not a personal opinion paper of what you think or feel about a topic. That doesnt mean you shouldnt reflect personally on the topics. But you so within the critical context of scholarly analysis, meaning that you consult scholarly materials, statistical resources and public reports in your written reflection. Dont rely on magazines, blogs, and newspaper articles. Sometimes these sources contain useful information, but you need to consult more rigorous, academic and statistical resources of knowledge to gain a deeper understanding of your topic. To explore a topic in depth, make sure your paper has a definitive focus, with two or three sub-areas of your topic to be explored. Make a list of questions you want to find answers to in your research, and then go to the library database system online and type in key words to help you locate relevant research. Your papers must include (at least) three sources of academic/scholarly research, public reports, or statistical analysis from library databases (http://library.csustan.edu/). Some good databases for research in this course are: Worldcat, Gender Watch, One Search, Google Scholar, ERIC, JSTOR, PsycINFO, PROQUEST, Social Sciences, and Sociological Abstracts. You may use additional nonscholarly sources like blogs, op-eds in your papers, if they are useful, but you should not rely on them as your principal or primary sources of information

b. Why this is important? explain why this issue is important 0 needs to address it
c. How does this issue come about?2. Situation analysis: ( understand the internal and external environment) external environment can influence the strategy if they have cash issues you cant say tthey should invest should be viable
a. External environment: economy, institutions, industry context (Porter 5 & PEST analysis)3. Strategy formulation: (solutions) suggestions you have this solution is to fix the issue
a. What is the strategy that you propose to the company?
b. What are the implementation steps?
Tips:
Ideally, apply the framework, knowledge, theory from class to the analysis : support argument with a theory ( if you mention an idea then support with facts- case itself or own thinking) within the case Additional Tips :
Framework: Three components
1. The time period of the issue and the environment.
The orientation of the report is to tell Acer what to do nextbeyondthe ending period of the case. Hence, the issue must be a problem or challenge facing Acer at the end of the case. Note that this issue may have originated in the past but remained all along. Or it can occur right at the last moment.
Similarly, your environmental analysis should also be based on the current situation in the case(not current as in 2018). 2. What issue to focus on?
The case mentioned many issues with Acer. You should select one that is important and urgent from your perspective. This is part of the exercise. Therefore, don’t ask me for the issue.As long as you can support your selection with convincing arguments and evidence, that is fine.3. What strategy to propose in part 3?
The strategy in part 3 is dictated by the issue you identified upfront. It is supposed to solve the issue. Here you need to think – hard – to formulate relevant and actionable strategies and plans that all aim to help Acer address the problem. Don’t be constrained by the 4 basic strategies covered in the textbook. They are generic categorizations of strategies of MNEs but may not fit with your current case.All in all, the guiding principle is to assume yourself as a consultant to Acer which is seeking your advice on their strategy, and the case as the materials Acer provided to you for analysis.

Compare and contrast what they each think are the duties of the secular government.

Learning Goals
This assignment will give you a chance to practice asking a research
question, coming up an answer (a thesis), and supporting your thesis with
evidence. By completing this assignment, you will:

Develop a better understand of how to conduct scholarly research and
how to critically evaluate sources of evidence.
Develop broad, transportable skills that are required in any branch of
university work, including: analytical, expository writing and/or
capacities for effective oral communication; careful, critical reading;
analytical and critical reasoning.
Develop a better understanding of language and culture and what it
means to be human.
Assignment
Research and critical thinking are two fundamental skills necessary for all
career paths. No one is born knowing how to conduct research or to be a
critical thinkerwe all must learn these skills and continue to practice them
throughout our lives. This means that everyone can become a fantastic
researcher and critical thinker! Since conducting research and coming up
with persuasive arguments are the cornerstones of Anthropological work,
our class provides us with the perfect opportunity to practice and build
those skills.
Your assignment will require:
Research on a relevant topic
Asking a question that reflects a debate (open-ended)
Coming up with a thesis/argument
Presenting and analyzing relevant evidence
Must have at least 2 scholarly sources
One source can be your textbook or an article from our
reader
One source you must find on your own, and it cannot be an encyclopedia, a generalized website (such as CNN or Wikipedia) but must be written by the scholar who conducted the research
Instructions
There are two options for completing this assignment: a paper or a
presentation.
Paper:
4-5 double-spaced pages, using a standard essay structure
complete with bibliographical citations. Your paper must explicitly
discuss your research question, your argument, and a thorough
analysis of the evidence you have found to support your argument. If
you write a paper as a group, each group member is responsible for
writing about the evidence they discovered. The paper must include a
bibliography and must be formatted using either APA or Chicago
style.Sources:
the first one is an online reader. I will give you and put files.
the second and third one is you need to find on your own, and it cannot be an encyclopedia, a generalized website (such as CNN or Wikipedia) but must be written by the scholar who conducted the research

Challenges could include (Language problem, Shy to speak in front of classmates because of culture differences etc.