To integrate formal analysis and contextual analysis of two photographs by two different artists

Show development of ideas within paragraphs with a introductory thesis, visual evidence, and conclusion
Convince the reader that you saw the art works physically
Conduct research on contextual information/artists background using outside sources cited correctly
Objectify your perspective on 2 photographs
Conduct a compare/contrast of formal analysis and cultural context of the two photographs
RequirementsAt least one work, if not two, must be seen in person at a major museum by two different photographers. You must identify the 2 photographs by artist, title, date, medium, and location within your paper.
You must attach an image of you at the museum to your paper. If you do not show proof of having attended a museum your grade will be deducted by 10 points.
Papers should include a full bibliography and the 2 photographs at the end of the paper. Photographs should be labeled by artist, title, year, medium, and location. If you do not include the photographs, paper will be marked down -10.

Ethics Book Summary and Reflection

Reading (Craig E. Johnson (5thed). (2015). Chapter 3, pp. 78-118; and Gordon Graham. (2011). Chapter 3, pp. 25-36) and make a summary of the contents and your reflection. Paper should have two major sections: Summary of the two chapters and Reflections of the two chapters (which includes application, critique/personal ethical stand and new knowledge learned, or any other relevant areas you wish to include)Required Textbooks: Gordon Graham. (2011). Theories of Ethics: An Introduction to Moral Philosophy with a
Selection of Classic Readings (1st Edition). Routledge: New York ISBN 13: 978-0-415-99946-5 (hbk) ISBN 13: 978-0-415-99947-2Craig E. Johnson (5th ed). (2015). Meeting the ethical challenges of leadership: Casting light or
shadow. Thousand Oaks: SAGE Publications. ISBN-10: 1412982227 ISBN-13: 978-1-4522-5918-5

United nation commission for refugees association provides humanitarian assistance which shapes the political goodwill of the nations for the plight of the refugees and the homeless.

Khalid Hosseini work entail more on humanitarian work, feminism, war, and culture. These main themes are more explored in A Thousand Splendid Sun and his other literal works.
A. Khaled focus in humanitarian work shapes his perception on refugees and war in Afghanistan and other countries.

2. Khaled Hosseini foundation for helping refugees is bases his experience in seeking asylum and advocating for the Syrian and Afghan refugees in his international visits.
B. The work by Khalid showcases the atrocities of War and how it breaks the society.
1. The jihadi war is the holy war that individuals base in religion to enforce the Sharia law.
2. The Taliban war is showcased as the individuals greed to have the political control and power over the people.
Effects
1. The relocation of the people and the increased refugee camps around the world.
2. The most affected include the vulnerable that is the women and the children.
C. Feminism is the main focus in Hosseini Khalid a Thousand Splendid Sun and shows the lows and highs of the Afghan woman.
1. Radical feminism is shown through the characters as a result of the war the women are alienated and less respected.
2. Islamic feminism is shown as a result of the religion which punishes women and justify the actions of the men.
D. The middle east culture is based on the Islamic principles propelled and followed for centuries.
1. Marriage of women is based on the wishes of the parents and betrothment between the families as the females have no right to choose.
2. The women found committing adultery are stoned to death as indicated in the Islamic religion as an adopted culture.
Works cited
Michiko Kakutani. A Womans Lot in Kabul, Lower Than a House Cats. Hosseini, Khaled. The kite runner. The New York times. 2007.1.
Natasha Walter. Behind the veil. Hosseini, Khaled. A thousand splendid suns. The Guardian. 2007.1.
Rachel Martin. Khaled Hosseini Says A Succinct Sea Prayer for A Refugees Journey. npr interviews. 2018. 48.
Wahyuni, Eka. The main female characters struggle against Taliban laws and patriarchal system to get happiness in Khaled Hosseinis a thousand splendid suns. Diss. UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya, 2016.1-34.
The resilience of women; New Fiction 1. The economist May 2007: (US) popular magazines. 3-12.

Identify and describe the at least two marketing channels RH offers to customers?

1. Visit Restoration Hardware Company Website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. https://www.restorationhardware.com/company-info/index.jsp
and Online Catalogue (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. https://www.restorationhardware.com/index.jsp?link=global_logo&sale=false
. answer the following questions:

How does RH connect to consumers? What service does it offer to become a highly recognizable brand? Explain.
Think of another industry/company that used an innovative distribution approach to reach customers. Hint: music, video, movies.
2. Amazon prime now
Describe the distribution (Place) for your product.
Where does the exchange take place?
How does the customer access the service?
What happens after the order has been placed?
Who are the partners in the supply chain?
Describe Promotional efforts for your product. Name at least 3 promotional methods the company employs. Post a copy of at least 1 promotion (ads, screenshots, packaging, flyer, vehicles).

Examine The Distance Between Us from Reyna Grande and her family members experience.

MAINLY FOCUS ON The Distance bewteen us. Use three examples from The Distance Between Us as three main paragraphs. Talk about the Stereotype happened to Reyna Grande. Reflect upon Judith Ortiz Cofer’s essay and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s TED Talk titled, “The Danger of a single Story”. In your essay, summarize Adichie’s idea of a single-story as it relates to stereotypes; then explain how Reyna Grande combats the “single story” of Mexican culture, specifically “The Myth of the Latin Woman” in the novel. PS: My first language is not English so don’t need to write too professional.

Mass media related problem, research/persuasive

Please include 6 different sources, and one book source must be used too. (cant all be online sources). CMST 240 Media Literacy Persuasive Writing Assignment GOAL: Write a 4 page research paper about a mass media-related problem. In your paper, explain this problem, discuss possible causes, and propose one or more institutional solutions to solve the problem. TOPIC: Research a problem which relates to one or more of the mass media covered in class or in your textbook. Be able to identify this problem with a specific sentence. STRUCTURE: Your paper should be divided into five sections. Many of you will thus choose to have five paragraphs; you may choose, however, to divide each section into sub- paragraphs. –The first section should gain the attention of your reader and introduce the problem about which you are writing. You may also want to justify why this topic deserves to be explored. The second section should explain the problem and also explore the impacts of the problem. You might want to identify who is harmed, what different harms or potential harms may be incurred, and the scope and severity of these harms. Throughout your paper, use a highly structured writing style. Make a claim, and then support that claim with evidence. –Begin your second section with a transitional sentence or internal preview which makes clear what impacts you will detail. Examples: 1.) The results of the death of live broadcast are an increased possibility for censorship of sensitive messages, and the death of an art formthe live performance. 2.) Illegal downloading of songs harms not only the many professionals who depend on song sales to make their livings, it also has the potential to seriously curtail musical expression in the future. –The third section should discuss two or three likely causes of the problem you are exploring. When attributing a problem to causes, consider what are the reasons this situation has gotten out of hand? or what factors in the status quo prevent this problem from being fixed? Begin with an internal preview sentence which delineates the causes about which you are writing. Examples: 1.) The reasons for this are two FCC decisions: the loosening of the definition of obscenity, and a steep increase in fines for stations which violate FCC standards. 2.) Technological innovations and a public resentment of the recording industry contribute to this problem. –The fourth section should propose at least one institutional solution to your problem. Expand on your solution(s), and present research to support the feasibility of the solution(s). Examples: 1.) The FCC should significantly lower fines for live broadcasts. 2.) To curtail this trend, the recording industry should include desirable nondigital features with cds, and shift focus toward streaming, personal radio formats. –The fifth section should restate your thesis, and provide a conclusion for your paper. RESEARCH: Your paper should cite at least six credible, verifiable sources. I look for breadth in research, and I expect some library research to be done. FORMAT: Please do not use a binder or other cover, just a single piece of standard white paper with your title, name, class information, and due date. Make sure your paper is longer than three typed pages, and no longer than four pages. Include MLA-format internal citations, and an MLA-format Work Cited page. (The Work Cited page does not count as part of your required page total.) GRADING: This paper is worth 100 points. Each of the following areas will be worth 25% of the grade: 1.) Mechanics (spelling, punctuation, MLA format, etc.) 2.) Following Directions (How well does your paper conform to the directions presented herein?) 3.) Analysis and understanding of mass media topic 4.) Logic (How well does the evidence you present support your claims? Do you avoid fallacious thinking?) Heres a handy web site with information about MLA formatting: Online Writing Lab – MLA information Problem: Social media’s impact on a persons identity. First section Social networks like Facebook, Instagram Twitter, and Youtube have become a major influence on the formation of a persons identity. Second section -Social media can have a negative or positive affect on self esteem as an individual pays attention to how many likes, followers, friends, or subscribers they have. -With the global connection social media provides, a video or post can create bad publicity to an individual, leading to online bullying. -Trying to find a job? Employers are now using social media to make hiring decisions. -Social media also provides false identity. The person behind the computer screen could be sharing fake content about their lives to make their online identity popular. (Also catfishing/fake profiles) -Social media prenups. Third section -Once a content is shared, it becomes accessible to multiple users in an instant. -Most people rely on the internet for information, this includes the ability to research a person in the palm of your hands. -Screening social media becomes a new way of discrimination by employers. Fourth section -Congress should pass a civil rights act to eliminate social media screening as it is a new way to discriminate individuals. (I rushed this institutional part, please find a better solution). Fifth section Providing a platform for virtually communicating and sharing content, social media has created a global connection of different experiences and opinions that redefine ones identity. NOTES FROM TEACHER: 1. This is a great topic for this research paper. 2. When you have many different harms (or many examples for any section of an outline like this), its often effective to organize them into chunks. That way, structurally, instead of presenting a list of examples, you are presenting organized information, based on type or category. 3. Your solution idea is really fascinating. However: 1) If your solution only solves part of the problem (or, if it only solves for part of the causes) then you might want to narrow your topic so you dont spend time writing about things that youre not addressing later. 2) Find out what experts recommend.

Throughout its existence, Monsanto has struggled with ethical problems, ranging from its role in producing Agent Orange, to dumping toxic waste products in environmentally and medically unsafe ways.

More recently, particular problems have been raised concerning about Monsantos GMO practices. In particular, critics have expressed concerns about Monsantos main recent product, so-called Roundup Ready (RR) seeds: seeds genetically engineered to be capable of withstanding Monsantos herbicide Roundup. Concerning this ethical problem, answer the following questions. (You will find many of the answers in the attached pages of the article.