Literature

   Notes with 300 words MLA style I need notes on a favorite part of book II of the Aeneid. What are the most enjoyable parts with citations? Notes on if this is the sequel or homage of the Iliad

   Week 4 Complete Book: Molloy, M. (2020). Experiencing the World’s Religions (8th Edition). McGraw-Hill Higher Education (US). use this link to access the book:  https://savantlearningsystems.vitalsource.com/books/9781260813746    Choose one of the following two questions *   Develop a long and detailed

   Week 4 Discussion 250 words minimum; 2 scholarly references Book: Molloy, M. (2020). Experiencing the World’s Religions (8th Edition). McGraw-Hill Higher Education (US). use this link to access the book:  https://savantlearningsystems.vitalsource.com/books/9781260813746 Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the

  Guillen:  ” …his characteristic voice emerged: Africanist, socially realistic with a radical critique of Cuban and Caribbean society.”  () Can You applies the universal to the specific.  EX:  Do I own the air inside my home?  EX: In Japan, if my new

  There are myriad ways to examine works as well as people. So, since most works have people in them, the technique can serve you well in life. For our purposes, we initially are going to look at  I’m Your Horse in the Night and

Research topic is: The psychological impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers (You find below the rubric follow it  and the literatures to answer the questions) *Please not allowed to publish the answers* *deadline after 40hrs*

Please provide feedback ONLY to the following post: Leading up to Paine’s feelings about the tavern keeper, he asks what is a Tory? Paine describes Tories as men that are cowards and self.  The Tories are not brave men and

This story is set against national turmoil and political unrest.  A young man is culled from the population to serve as a resource for identifying insurgents.   Really ponder the title’s relevance to the story.   Titles, character names, and places are often highly significant in story telling.

  We want to like Mrs. Dutta, Sr.  There is a Mrs. Dutta, Jr., Shyamoli.  We can like her, too. This is an immigrant story.   It is an examination of unsuccessful cultural assimilation. Students new to the country say it parallels their experience in several

  DANGER OF THE SINGLE STORY is possible and impossible.  Our take-aways from an exchange or observation are shaped by who each of us is at a given point.  There could be much discussion about philosophy here.  We are impacted by what we