Several of the works we have read this semester focus on a relationship between two or more people (Gilgamesh and Enkidu, Bata and Anubis, Joseph and his brothers, Ruth and Naomi, Medea and Jason, Phaethon and his father, Orpheus and Eurydice, etc.). Choose two different works and write an essay that makes an argument aboutthe theme of relationships. Some questions to consider: What defines a […]

 Several of the works we have read this semester focus on a relationship between two or more people (Gilgamesh and Enkidu, Bata and Anubis, Joseph and his brothers, Ruth and Naomi, Medea and Jason, Phaethon and his father, Orpheus and Eurydice, etc.). Choose two different works and write an essay that makes an argument aboutthe theme of relationships. Some questions to consider: What defines a […]

The Director of Operations for your company has been trying to introduce logistics and supply chain management principles to your management team without much success. She has excitedly called you into her office to discuss a seminar she attended last week. During the seminar, she participated in a distribution simulation, referred to as “The Beer Game” (see supporting materials below). She commented that the simulation […]

 Describe what the Internet of Things means and how this interconnectedness of smart devices will affect how we live and work. Do you foresee any positive and/or negative effects from this infrastructure based on billions of devices that will be collecting and exchanging data daily? Provide at least one example of a smart device and how it can be applied to the Internet of Things. […]

the teacher’s comment on this essay((Your grade on your paper is 13.5/20. This is because your paper had several grammatical errors, making it incoherent at times. You’ve done a great job of drawing on course concepts and Stuart Hall’s article to discuss the film. You did, however, misunderstand discourse. Discourse is a set of symbols, images or language that give meaning to something. Homosexuality was […]

Compare and contrast Victor Frankenstein and his creature. Discuss their similarities and their differences. Use quotations and examples from the novel to clarify and support your argument in a minimum of 2,000 words.Remember to add examples from the novel as supporting details.  You may add your own elements to discuss.  Below are just ideas you may use. Section 1: IntroductionTopic Sentence:    In Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein, Victor and his creature share many characteristics although they are opposing forces because of their differences.(Add a brief summary of the story)            (Add an attention grabber to keep the read interested like something about Victor or something about the novel or something about Mary Shelley.Section 2:  VictorIdentify the elements of Victor’s life that are different from the creature’s life.a. Home lifeb. Educationc. Appearanced. Importance of the name Frankenstein Section 3:  Creaturea. Home lifeb. Educationc. Appearanced. No nameSection 4: SimilaritiesDiscuss both Victor and the creature in this section.a. Revengeb. Isolationc. Murderersd. HatredSection 5: Conclusion

Topic 2: Choose any song you wish (contemporary is fine). Look up the lyrics using a website such as http://www.azlyrics.com/ or http://www.elyrics.net/ (Make sure to cite the source you use!). Using AT LEAST one verse and the refrain, discuss the lyrics in terms of poetry. Be SURE to discuss the following: content (story), including poetic components such as alliteration, simile, metaphor, and personification. In addition, identify the rhyme scheme, and include imagery […]

The task is basically simple I’ve sent the instructions below and the scoring rubric for the task. It should be 1 full page long or 2, Ive sent you the book also , you only have to skim  reading this part: Iser, “The Reading Process — A Phenomenological Approach” (skim) . The task will be about on the section you read , Ive attached the […]

Please write a  2-4 paragraph thesis statement in response to any  reading that has been assigned to date. You  are to take a stance either for or against an idea from the reading under discussion.Your statement should consist of three parts. First you are to begin by describing the point you are arguing against from the author’s point of view. In the case with the questions […]

Art of Literature Eng 262 Karlis Journal Assignment # 1 Point of View: refers to perspective, position, or the vantage point from which a story is told First Person: “I,” “me,” “we,” or “us” Second person: “you” Third person: “he,” “she,” “it,” or “they” First person narrator: when the person telling the story (the narrator) is a character who witnesses or is involved in the […]