Choose any one of Hamlet’s soliloquies and analyze it. What thoughts and feelings does Hamlet express? What theme or themes in the play does it

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  1. Choose any one of Hamlet’s soliloquies and analyze it. What thoughts and feelings does Hamlet express? What theme or themes in the play does it contribute to? How do figurative language and imagery contribute to the meaning of the soliloquy? Provide evidence from the soliloquy for all your points.

urbs 150 Women who start out on the path toward a career in academic science and engineering, leave it for other fields at higher rates than their male counterparts.

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Answer TWO of the following questions.  Each answer should be a minimum of 850 words, double-spaced, 12 point font, and one inch margins.  Your answers should reflect information from the class lectures, readings, videos, and class discussions.  You do not have to conduct outside research.  Use APA for citations.

1) Review and critically discuss the article by Kenny, Jack: “The Kelo Case:  Taking Liberty with the Takings Clause.”  New American 6/8/2015, Vol. 31 Issue 11, p35-39.  Include class lectures, discussions, and videos.

2) Review and critically discuss the problem of “deindustrialization.”  Your answer should be based on a review of the reading byChristopher Swope, “Smart Decline.” You should also include information from the lecture on deindustrialization and the video, “Roger and Me.”

FOR PROF JAMES

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Writing Assignment Five: 4 – 6 pages: Informative Essay, open topic

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Writing Assignment Five: An essay of at least 4 pages, maximum 6. It must be either an “Essentials/What Is” essay, or a “Classification” essay. It will be evaluated according to the rubric provided in the course procedures section of the study guide.

Restricting video games argumentative essay Remember the criteria for writing an effective essay: general to specific introduction (ending with a limited scope thesis statement), possible background

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Restricting video games argumentative essay 

Remember the criteria for writing an effective essay: general to specific introduction (ending with a limited scope thesis statement), possible background information paragraph, developmental paragraphs beginning and ending with a clear statement (topic sentence) and an effective conclusion (restate thesis and focus on what you want to leave the reader with – nothing new though)

1500 words 

APA with minimum 5references and citations 

One of the most pervasive patterns in literature and in life is the Oedipal pattern, so called for the pattern in the depicted life of Sophocles’…

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One of the most pervasive patterns in literature and in life is the Oedipal pattern, so called for the pattern in the depicted life of Sophocles’ Oedipus the King in the play of that name. During class this semester, we have discussed this pattern as it manifests itself in several-indeed, the majority-of the works that students were assigned to read, the specific works being the Cain and Abel episodes from the Old Testament. In a well-organized essay, explain how this Oedipal Pattern can logically be seen to manifest itself through the plot and principals of above listed work. Include in your explanation an observation how each of the works that you select contribute some new wrinkle or revision to an understanding Sigmund Freud’s notion of the Oedipus Complex.

English 1101

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I have this assignment it’s divided into three sections. The first one is after reading the story attached write a five quote as explained on the first page. The format also explained on the first page. Next is just a reader response reflection based on some questions on page 8 that id related to the quote writing. Finally part 3 just a normal essay type writing as explained on page 9. 

Elements of Design (Flyer)

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Discussion Topic 2: Elements of Design (Flyer)

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Assignment Description: 

For this post, you need to create a poster promoting this course for next quarter. 

(Posters will NOT be used on campus. This is an exercise in design, and posters will only be used for the purpose of this assignment).

Assignment Purpose:

The purpose for this assignment is to develop a common understanding of the course objectives and outcomes and also learn how to put the theory of Five Principles of Design into practice.

Assignment Instructions:

For this assignment, you need to create a poster for this course (English 230: Technical Writing) to promote enrollment for Spring Quarter 2017. Your flyer should have both visual and written elements, and your visual can be a still image, a group of still images, an abstract piece of art, or whatever fits your flyer’s style.

The audience for this project is the general student body at EvCC. Your flyer should include any information that would help students understand what the course is about, general information about the course (days, times, etc.), and how to enroll in the course.

Submission Instructions:

Posters should be uploaded to the course Discussion board by Tuesday, 14th by 11:59 p.m. Please do NOT start a new thread for this topic. You are not required to respond to another post. 

(Only for Queen of Brains) Plant research part 4

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Plant Research Term Project, Part 4: Scientific and Medical Evidence

Herbs and plants contain chemical compounds; some of them are effective at curing conditions, some are dangerous and others are a waste of effort and money. In this section you will be researching scientific and medical evidence including clinical trials for the efficacy of your chosen plant. Put some effort in here and find some good studies that either uphold or deny the various claims made for your plant. Make sure you include the chemical constituents and the chemical structures contained in the plant.

Format for Plant Project, Part 4: This section will include the following and each of these should have headings bolded and underlined:

  • Title Page including your name, date, chosen herb, and word count
  • Short introduction
  • Scientific evidence that your plant works
  • Medical or clinical studies
  • Chemical components including chemical structures (this is important!)
  • Include  pictures or charts as illustrations. Make sure they are integrated nicely in the text, not separate or all at the end. Also make sure they are an appropriate size.
  • Cite your references
  • 1500 words, please include the word count. -5 pts for no word count and ZERO for a false word count.
  • Turnitin less than 10%

How Born a crime by trevor noah talks about being silence and how it affects him and society? Also in the movie The Butler?

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How Born a crime by trevor noah talks about being silence and how it affects him and society? Also in the movie The Butler?

1. Please read and annotate American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson’s Self-Reliance.  You will find it easily online by using Google.  It’s a slow read but rewarding and incredibly beautiful in parts

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1. Please read and annotate American philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson’s Self-Reliance.  You will find it easily online by using Google.  It’s a slow read but rewarding and incredibly beautiful in parts. 

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“Whoso would be a man must be a non-conformist.”

Ralph Waldo Emerson

2. Carefully read David Kamp’s “Rethinking the American Dream.  You can access this piece at Vanity Fair Magazine from the April, 2009 issue.

http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2009/04/american-dream200904 (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

I have also saved it as a word document minus the pictures and advertisements and added page numbers for easy reference.   

Rethinking the American Dream, David Kamp, Vanity Fair, April, 2009-1.docx

Are you surprised that the term, the American Dream, was created during the Great Depression in the early 1930s by James Truslow Adams?  How did he define the American Dream? How has it changed over time?  What is David Kamp’s ultimate point about the great American Dream?

3. Post regarding these writings — you will be posting once in a major way  and responding to at least two of your peers in detail.

Discuss any aspect of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s essay, “SELF-RELIANCE,” that captured your interest and connect his work to the ideas about the American Dream that David Kamp proposes in “Rethinking the American Dream. For example: What does it take to be a man or woman in Emerson’s thinking?  Why is living for others not a good idea?  How would Emerson view our material world?

Select quotes that you would like to discuss regarding Emerson’s ideas.  He is our “oldest” author read in this course, and he comes from an earlier, perhaps less complex time in American life.  His ideas, however, have earned him the name “American Philosopher.”  Select quotes you would like to discuss — either because you agree with them or because you do not.  Post these ideas and comment.  Ask your peers to comment as well. 

David Kamp traces the history of the term “the American Dream” for us.  He tells us that the term originated during the Great Depression of the 1930s and shows us how it has morphed over time.  He also backs up and looks at the founding fathers’ version of the American ideal. 

So, how does the original idea of the American dream as James Truslow Adams defined it intersect with Emerson’s thinking in Self-Reliance, written in the mid 1800s?

What is David Kamp’s ultimate purpose in writing this essay on the American Dream?  What is his main point and his concluding idea?  What would Emerson say about Kamp’s ideas?  What do you say about his “history” of the dream? How do Kamp’s observations intersect with your own?

We are interested in whatever catches your interest in these two works.  Please add a topic or two of your own choosing so this discussion board reveals your voice and your ideas.

4. Upload your first week writing on your place in the American Dream 

write a two-page narrative on the American Dream and your place within it.

Using your best writing skills and referring often to this week’s readings by Emerson and Kamp and also to popular culture and media, tell the story of your dream.  What is it?  How does it differ from the dreams of your grandparents or from those of your peers?  How does your concept act as a catalyst to drive your life?  Or is the American Dream no longer a viable aspect of American life and philosophy? 

You can write anything, of course, but you must explain yourself.  What do you base your feelings upon?  What actions, realities, and happenings have caused you to feel the way you do?