Question: Write a Brief Thought Paper that reflects on the reading for class ((PDF file) that includes full name, date, and the class number on the top left corner. ((THIS IS NOT A SUMMARY)). (Times New Roman font, 12 fo ...
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An Octoroon - The Art Of Dramatic Composition: A Prologue Script Analysis: 1000 Words Use two other resources: Background information: May include: What is the play, who wrote it, when is it from, what style is it writte ...
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Question: 1. Give a brief summary of the story in 5 to 10 complete sentences. 2. Explain the main lesson in the story in 2 to 3 complete sentences. 3. Explain in 2 to 4 sentences, why you think Professor Petroni asked yo ...
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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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Formation Experiment By the end of our first week on sloth and wrath, you will need to have proposed a formation experiment, which is to be concluded and written up by the time we are finished with these two vices. This ...
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After reading the Symposium reflect on the ideas, arguments, conceptions, and perspectives Plato offers. Consider one of them that you find intriguing, compelling, or important to your understanding of the reading. In do ...
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Question: Write a 500-750 word essay using description as the chief method of development. Follow the guidelines for formatting as described in Notes on Writing a Descriptive Essay. We will be using the MLA format throug ...
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Assignment Analyze and Infer Please write about the following video: McDonald, J., (1940). Before I'll be beaten. As you watch the video, think about the following: What do you think the song means about Being Beaten? Wh ...
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Original work. In your own words. No Plagiarism. Must be 200-250. MLA format Write a love song. You may write your own music, or use someone else's musical score, but give them credit (Rolling Stones, "I Can't Get No Sat ...
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As we have learned, using literature in the classroom is a powerful tool for helping to meet your students' developmental needs. You will build upon the lesson you created in Week Two of this course and develop into a we ...
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