Question: Throughout this unit, you have read excerpts from the medieval narrative poem The Canterbury Tales and applied comprehension strategies to analyze the poem's characterization, tone, narrator, voice, and perspec ...
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Discussion : The canterbury tales is a series of stories that are specifically associated with particular tellers in a larger frame narrative. Why do you think Chaucer does this, and how does this "framing" affect what m ...
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(EQ34)-(ST) What is "arete" (a Greek term)? What is "aretaic" ethics or virtue-based ethics (hereafter, VBE)? Why is it distinct from action-based ethics (hereafter, ABE) that we have studied so far in Kantianism and Uti ...
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Question: In Disgrace, David Lurie wonders if English has become inadequate, "an unfit medium" to express complicated social interactions and cultural conflict. Yet, as we have seen, both Hamid in The Reluctant Fundament ...
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Question: This week, you will be changing gears and moving from narrative writing to beginning on the informative paper. For this assignment, please review the directions for the Week 5 assignment and think of a topic yo ...
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Question: You have read about culture and values in the first portion of the text. We have asked the question, "What values are so important that I would give my life for?" Go online and read Martin Luther King Jr's ‘Let ...
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Just like a song has a melody around which everything else revolves, so does a reading passage. The melody of a reading is called the main idea. This week's Discussion prompt is designed to build your skill in locating a ...
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As discussed in Chapter 5 of our text and in the video Building Literacy Competencies in Early Childhood, exposure to stories, poetry, nursery rhymes, and songs encourages literacy development (Coats, 2013). Identify a p ...
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Two question discussion 1. Master-at-Arms John Claggart is presented in the novel as the embodiment of evil, but is he a believable character? Cite one or two quotations or specific scenes which demonstrate his evil, as ...
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Directions: Choose one (1) prompt from each of the four (4) sections below and write a 175-350 word (1/2 page to 1 page) response. All responses should be typed anddouble spaced. Please use this document to record your r ...
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