Month: July 2017

double space 4 pages APA format describe one objection to Utilitarianism discussed by Pojman and how a utilitarian might reply to this objection. describe in detail what utilitarianism is as a moral theory. Also offer thought on how a utilitarian would defend himself against objection.

Using McKay, J. P., Hill, B. D., Buckler, J., Crowston, C. H., Weisner-Hanks, M. E., & Perry, J.(2014). A history of western society: From antiquity to the enlightenment (11th ed., Vol.1). Boston, MA: Bedford/St. Martin’s. Which of the political philosophers, Locke, Hobbes, or More, do you judge most successful in grappling with the great problems of their age, and why? To explain your answer, compare and contrast their political philosophies and the strengths and weaknesses of all three approaches.

double space 4 pages describe one objection to Utilitarianism discussed by pojman and how a utilitarian might reply to this objection. describe in detail what urilitarianism is as a moral theory. Also offer thought on how a utilitarian would defend himself against objection.

prepare a 3 page journal entry on how lobbyst impact out democracy . the journal entry should discuss the impact lobbying has has on our society. the journal entry should specifically explore the NRA’S IMPACT on both political parties and support the pro and cons lobbying has on our country

Using McKay, J. P., Hill, B. D., Buckler, J., Crowston, C. H., Weisner-Hanks, M. E., & Perry, J.(2014). A history of western society: From antiquity to the enlightenment (11th ed., Vol.1). Boston, MA: Bedford/St. Martin’s. Which Protestant Reformation leaders most influenced the Roman Catholic Church’s response? Be sure to include attempts to stop the Protestant Reformation as well as the subsequent reforms the Catholic Church undertook.

Purpose of this Marketing Essay is understanding marketing as a multi-step process relying on building successful customer relationships is essential to helping organizations grow and achieve their goals. This assignment defines marketing, the customer value proposition, and creating mutually beneficial relationships between the organization and target, as well as applies these concepts to the student to create a personal brand. Assignment Steps Resources: Week 1 textbook reading, Week 1 video, American Marketing Association Website, and University Career Center: Crafting Your Image Scenario: You have just graduated from the University of Phoenix with your Bachelor’s Degree. You have decided either to seek a promotion at your current work, explore new career opportunities, or open your own business and are using your marketing knowledge to position yourself for career growth. Develop a 1,050-word response to the following using the scenario above: •Provide a definition of marketing from the American Marketing Association. Define the customer value proposition. Discuss the differences between the marketing process and advertising, the goals of creating a strong customer value proposition, and the unique relationship that exists between company and customer. •Use your workplace, a company you would like to work for, or an entrepreneurial vision and apply the concepts of the customer value proposition and relationship marketing to their operations. Introduce who the company, or business idea is and what they do. Provide examples demonstrating how the company uses these concepts successfully. Are there any ways they can improve in these areas? How? •Determine how your own personal brand links to the organization’s customer value proposition. Discuss ways you can integrate a customer value proposition and use relationship marketing to position yourself the best. Please share examples to illustrate your thoughts and reasoning. Cite a minimum of two peer-reviewed sources with at least one coming from the textbook, the Week 1 video, or the University Library. Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines. Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your Marketing Essay.

You should watch the film, “The Revisionaries”: see the Films folder on the Course Content page. You should also read the article in pdf entitled “Non-Overlaping Magisteria,” by Stephen Jay Gould, which is attached here. This film reports consists in answering two essay questions that will ask you to reflect upon the materials covered during the course. You should carefully prepare well-written answers to the questions listed below. You must submit one single document in Word with both answers. Please, do not quote: you must use your own words and paraphrase (if you do quote, points will be taken away). No research is necessary for you to complete this assignment. Remember, I have a zero tolerance policy for plagiarism. Both questions must be answered in one single document in Word to be uploaded on Turnitin.com. 1) Explain your understanding of the the content of the film by a) writing a few words (one paragraph maximum) about what the central issue/focus of the film is; b) list and discuss the claims that the filmaker is making about that central issue throughout the film When answering, make references to both the textbook and this film. You should go right to the point(s) and use about 3 double-spaced pages. (Beware: answers that are too short might result being incomplete and too superficial). (70 points) 2) Explain in your own words, using key passages of the course’s materials, and key passages of the short text “Non-Overlapping Magisteria” (no quotation allowed) how the content of the course might eventually help you make an analytical assessment of the filmmaker’s claims, and of the actions of those depicted in the film. You should use 3-4 double-spaced pages to answer this question. (Beware: answers that are too short might result being incomplete and too superficial). (70 points)

Extra Credit Option: Students must write, after watching the film Yemanjá (see the “Films” folder on the Course Content page of this website) an extra credit report of about 2 double-spaced pages or more in font .12 These double spaced pages will not include a title page. No research is necessary here. The report must be uploaded on the appropriate “Assignment Dropbox” link. The report will: 1) present the main argument developed by the filmmakers in this film, AND 2) briefly discuss the film’s references to the cultural process called “syncretism.” This extra credit assignment must be submitted by11:59pm on 07-17-2016. No assignment will be accepted late. Your answer must clearly separate numeral 1 from numeral 2 in the question above.

As discussed in class, a close reading is a thoughtful, critical analysis of a text that focuses on significant details, aspects of literary style, or rhetorical patterns in order to develop a precise understanding of the text, and demonstrates an in-depth, significant understanding of the text. For this assignment, write a literature essay in which you perform a close reading of either “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” (312-­326) OR “The Lady with the Dog” (62-76). You may choose the length of your essay, but it is recommended that you plan for a minimum of 3 pages. A 3 page paper assumes an exceedingly excellent economy of words to write a passing paper. 5-7 pages will more likely be the average. (Please do not write more than 8 pages.) Although you MUST have a Works Cited page, numbered as your last page, the page counts I’ve noted do not include the Works Cited page. Therefore, when I say “a minimum of 3 pages” your final document would actually have 4 sequentially numbered pages. Your paper should be created and submitted using Microsoft Word and posted here to Blackboard. Your document, the context of your text, and your Works Cited page should all be formatted in MLA 7th edition style. Your paragraphs should included quotes and paraphrases from the text, but not from any outside sources. Your ideas should be your own and not those found on the Internet. You should be writing ONLY in 3rd person. Use of the 1st and 2nd person voice is strictly prohibited. Your paper will be evaluated on the following: its dependence upon a clear, relevant, arguable thesis statement; its organizational structure, including the use of transitions when moving from one paragraph to the next; its demonstration of clarity, careful reading, and attention to detail; its presentation of standard grammar and sentence skills; its adherence to MLA style. I have attached some helpful links that provide further insight into crafting a successful close reading. https://writingcenter.fas.harvard.edu/pages/how-do-close-reading http://blogs.umass.edu/honors291g-cdg/how-to-write-a-close-reading-essay/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj6bc5pgMoU

the assignment is : You need to link the novel to the Anglo Saxon literature and discuss the topic of nature vs nurture in the novel