Discuss setting funtion sin A Rose for Emily.

Discuss setting funtion sin A Rose for Emily. How or why is the setting necessary for your understanding of what the story is all about? Is there a relationship between setting and characters in the story? How is the setting presented or described? What kind of language is used?

Explain how fighting words are different than ordinary language.

Answer the questions below in no less than one page and no more than two pages. The assignment should be submitted on Microsoft Word with default margins, using 12 point Times New Roman black font, be double-spaced, and be in essay format. Use your textbook as a reference to complete this assignment. 1. What is the ‘clear and present danger’ test used to allow the government to restrict speech? Provide one example when the test would come into play. 2. Explain how fighting words are different than ordinary language. Provide one example of what would be considered ‘fighting words. 3. Provide a fictitious scenario where an assembly becomes ‘unlawful’ due to the use of ‘fighting words’ and the police determining a ‘clear and present danger’

Could Aristotle’s god be the same as the Bible’s god? Why not?

Aristotle describe his god as a being whose activity is perfect. This perfect activity is thinking. And what does god think about? God thinks about himself, Aristotle says. His activity is thought thinking itself. Does it make sense in Aristotle’s own terms to describe the Aristotelian god as alive? Aristotle says that his god is perfectly alive, but why does he say this? What more might we expect of a god who is “eternally alive” besides thinking about himself? Could Aristotle’s god be the same as the Bible’s god? Why not?

Draft a New Homeland Security Policy for the Department of Homeland Security to adopt.

Select a New Homeland Security Threat against the United States or its allies or Draft a New Homeland Security Policy for the Department of Homeland Security to adopt. Research paper should analyze the impact of the new Homeland Security Threat or Policy. Present your work in a twelve-fourteen page paper (double space). Failure to include either references or citations will result in a two grade deduction