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 1) In analyzing the works of 2-3 authors, examine how Modernist literature changes from Victorian literature. What are the values of each respective generation?  Why did this change take place?  Think about the historical events of both eras.   2)

  In Where the Crawdads Sing, Kya learns most of her life lessons and morals by observing wildlife.  Identify three moral lessons Kya learns through observation and discuss how these lessons shape her ethics. Is Kya a just and moral

Select at least one of the types of needs (physiological, psychological, or implicit) concerning human motivation in a work setting. Prepare a 10 to 15 Microsoft PowerPoint slides, in which you analyze physiological, psychological, or implicit needs as they relate to human behavior. must

The recent emergence of new media technologies over the last 10 or 20 years has been both a blessing and a curse for our society. What challenges does our heavily technologized media world pose for the public speaker? In other

Today, there are a variety of ways in which health information may be communicated to the public including traditional methods such as brochures, posters, magazines, newspapers and other news outlets, and newer methods including mobile and web based applications, social

  Read, reflect and submit a 2/3-page review related to the following article: Bakir, A., and Todorovic, M. (2010) A Hermeneutic Reading into What Strategy is: Ambiguous Means-End Relationship. The Qualitative Report Vol.15 No.5 pp.1037-1057

Compose a focused paper that explains and describes your healthcare issue or topic from a cultural and ethical perspective of inquiry. (You will cover two perspectives in one paper.)Form and answer two levels of research questions for each inquiry to

Read: Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street Study Guide. 1. What effect does the opening paragraph have on its readers? How are Bartleby and the narrator different? 2. What does the story (Bartleby) imply about society in the

Final essay/research report (25%) Discuss how The Zoo Story and Bartleby, the Scrivener, A Story of Wall Street both explore themes of isolation, loneliness, social disparity, and/or dehumanization in a commercial world. You may want to bring in the subject

Read: The Zoo Story. Study Guide: answer questions. 1. Who is Jerry? Who is Peter? 2. What is significant about the story The Zoo Story? What are the symbols in The Zoo Story? 3. What is the significance of Jerry