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  • English Question

    It’s a class about inequality and diversity education. There are articles to read online that will be provided in PDFs that I will give to you to read as well. I will be providing the instructions that the professor has posted. The essay is based on an educational experience where learning was meaningful or exciting for you OR a time when you felt confused or unsupported. I will provide the prompt to you that will be more understandable. Also, any type of AI is prohibited, such as ChatGPT and others.

    Requirements: 3-5 pages

  • Letter assignment

    All of the assignment instructions are provided below including the book that is needed to be read fully in order to complete this assignment. please follow all the instructions to ensure a well-written work!

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): _OceanofPDFcom_Prairie_Edge_-_Conor_Kerr.pdf, Instructions for letter assignment.pdf

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  • Essay draft

    Overview: Choose one of the following topics and write an essay of 600 – 700 words (about 2 12 typed double-spaced pages) responding to it, OR you may choose a topic of your own that focuses on one of the following stories: Dagoberto Gilb’s “Love in LA or Nagib Mafouz’s “The Answer Is No. The multiple questions are there to help direct your examination and are not meant as instructions for the organization of the essay.

    1. Discuss a theme of “The Answer is No.” PP
    2. Consider Mahfouz’s story through a feminist perspective. What elements of the story support this story as a feminist text? How is the main character a feminist? What is the cost to her stance?
    3. In “The Answer is No,” describe the evolution (change) of the protagonist’s attitude toward the “predicament” Badran has placed her in. How has she changed?
    4. Describe Jake, the narrator of Gilb’s “Love in LA. What are his defining characteristics?PAs you determine his primary characteristics, consider what his observations about his car, the people on the freeway and Mariana tell us about him. What does his interaction with Mariana reveal about him?
    5. What is the theme of “Love in LA”? Viewing the encounter between Jake and Mariana as a metaphor, what is Gilb saying about love in LA? You may want to consider how the highway setting and first-person narration shape the theme.

    Due Dates

    Draft of introduction due Sunday, February 8.

    Final of Essay 1 due Sunday, February 15.

    Essay Guidelines

    • You MUST use quotations and plot summaries to support your ideas. Integrate all quotes into your discussion effectively by contextualizing them (explaining what was going on in the plot line when the quote appeared), introducing them, and by making them work with your sentence structure. Cite all quotes with parenthetical references, as in the following example:

    When the Board of Alderman visit Emily to discuss the situation concerning her taxes, she is described as looking bloated, like a body long submerged in motionless water (Faulkner). The description seems appropriate since Emily, like motionless water, refuses to progress with the times and remains stagnant like the dust that lingers throughout her home.

    • Do not rehash the plot organize your essay by idea, not by order of events in the story. I am not looking for a summary of the events as they took place in the story; I am looking for your ideas or thoughts pertaining to those events. Think critically and write effectively.
    • Remember that this is a persuasive paper; you must not only cite evidence from the story to support your claims, but also explain HOW those citations illustrate your point.
    • When referring to the author of a literary work, never use the authors first name only. It is common to refer to authors by just their last names, as in the following: Gilb’s Love in LA. . .
    • When referring to action in the story, always use the present tense as in the following example:

    When Jake waves the other car away after hitting Mariana . . . .

    NOT When Jake waved the other car aaway after hitting Mariana . . . .

    • Dont forget to title your essay. Create an interesting title (dont use the title of the story!), Put quotation marks around the title of the short story, but not around your title (dont underline or boldface it either).
    • In the introduction, you should make reference to the title and author of the work as well as have a short synopsis (a sentence or two, no more) of the story, and include a thesis statement that indicates the direction and organization of your essay:

    Jakess superficiality and manipulative nature can be seen in his daydreams, his actions, and his dialogue with Mariana. (This thesis statement shows that there will be three body paragraphs. The first will use evidence from the story and explain examples that indicate how his daydreams reveal aspects of his superficiality. Get the idea?)

    Helpful Hints

    • I encourage you to make an appointment with a qualified writing consultant at the Writing Center and/or use Brainfuse (the online Writing Center). Click on the tutoring link on the left to access both.
    • Also, please review the SAMPLE PAPER.
    • You may also schedule an appointment to meet in Zoom to discuss your essay.

    I have made the introduction, but it was not right. This is my work Theme: “The Answer is no”

    Naguib Mahfouz’s “The Answer Is No” tells the story of a woman whose determined, independent mindset is tested when her past comes into conflict with her present. Years ago, as a 14-year-old, she was betrayed by Badran Badawi, a guy who took advantage of her innocence by promising her marriage when she grew up through abuse. Instead, she rejected his offer, preferring her freedom and self-respect to a forced and unwanted marriage. When she grows up and becomes a teacher, she meets Badran again, this time as her new headmaster. This novel reflects on how she deals with this difficult and unexpected encounter, refusing to allow him to control her life once more. The protagonists firm self-worth serves as a catalyst for reclaiming her agency; she demonstrates that autonomy is ultimately rooted in an uncompromising commitment to one’s own principles

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): The Answer Is No_1.pdf

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  • College writing rewrite essay using suggestions

    This is my essay on why speech pathology inspired by Laharis reading on why Italian I will add that to the files. You must use the suggestions my professor gave me and make this the BEST essay ever. Please Read over my essay i attached, read over the suggestions and the rubric instructions of the essay. Also read Lahari reading for better understanding. YOU MUST USE ALL SUGGESTIONS AND MAKE THIS A GREAT ESSAY but dont take away from ruining the essay

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): College writing project one.pdf, Project 1 Canvas Formatting Lahiri Version.docx, Draft of why speech pathology.docx, rewriting college writing essay suggestions.pdf, Lahiri Jhumpa_Why Italian_2022 (1).pdf

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  • Phil 2/5 students

    ***answer this discussion for 5 students.

    Aristotle on Happiness

    What does it mean for someone to have achieved “happiness” according to Aristotle. Do you agree with these requirements or not? Explain.

    Next, respond to one or more of your peers with respect to how they answered the question. For example, did they help you understand something by their post? Did they cause you to think about something more deeply? Do you disagree with what they said?

    Example 1

    .In definition, the main understanding of achieving happiness according to Aristotle is that it closely relates to the activity that has been performed during an individual’s life. This being that one would have to be active and working on what they love during the period of their lives. Further bringing a positive impact to others with this, along with the change within– to become a better version of their past selves. Once this has been manifested, goals have been completed, and people have been deeply impacted by one’s generosity, self-control, or courage– one’s life would be achieved with true happiness; which in the end could also be defined as serving one’s purpose.

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    Example 2.

    .Aristotle defined happiness as leading a decent life via the cultivation of virtues like courage, honesty, and moderation. Happiness is about making intelligent decisions and living a long life, not only about experiencing pleasure momentarily. When someone acts in a balanced manner and makes good use of their intellect, they feel joyful.
    I somewhat agree with Aristotle since I believe that pleasure stems from having a purpose and upholding moral principles rather than just having fun or having money. But I also think that happiness is influenced by feelings and individual experiences in addition to logic..

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    . Example 3

    .According to Aristotle, the requirements for happiness consist of practicing virtue in one’s day-to-day. Aristotle believes that happiness is not merely a fleeting emotion but a long-term state of being. It is achieved through the exercise of reason, self-reflection, and the cultivation of virtues. Aristotle believed that happiness comes from living a life of virtue, which involves finding a balance through means. However, while virtue is essential, Aristotle also recognized that certain external goods (like friendships, wealth, and health) can contribute to a happy life. But on their own, they are not sufficient. He believes that happiness is related to activity rather than a passive state. Actively engaging in actions that express virtue and realizing one’s potential. So to answer the question clearly, happiness is achieved by living a purposeful life of virtue, full of rich experiences, community, and hobbies

    Requirements: Follow

  • Khalid Aristotle

    Aristotle on Happiness

    What does it mean for someone to have achieved “happiness” according to Aristotle. Do you agree with these requirements or not? Explain.

    Next, respond to one or more of your peers with respect to how they answered the question. For example, did they help you understand something by their post? Did they cause you to think about something more deeply? Do you disagree with what they said?

    Example 1

    .In definition, the main understanding of achieving happiness according to Aristotle is that it closely relates to the activity that has been performed during an individual’s life. This being that one would have to be active and working on what they love during the period of their lives. Further bringing a positive impact to others with this, along with the change within– to become a better version of their past selves. Once this has been manifested, goals have been completed, and people have been deeply impacted by one’s generosity, self-control, or courage– one’s life would be achieved with true happiness; which in the end could also be defined as serving one’s purpose.

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    Example 2.

    .Aristotle defined happiness as leading a decent life via the cultivation of virtues like courage, honesty, and moderation. Happiness is about making intelligent decisions and living a long life, not only about experiencing pleasure momentarily. When someone acts in a balanced manner and makes good use of their intellect, they feel joyful.
    I somewhat agree with Aristotle since I believe that pleasure stems from having a purpose and upholding moral principles rather than just having fun or having money. But I also think that happiness is influenced by feelings and individual experiences in addition to logic..

    .

    . Example 3

    .According to Aristotle, the requirements for happiness consist of practicing virtue in one’s day-to-day. Aristotle believes that happiness is not merely a fleeting emotion but a long-term state of being. It is achieved through the exercise of reason, self-reflection, and the cultivation of virtues. Aristotle believed that happiness comes from living a life of virtue, which involves finding a balance through means. However, while virtue is essential, Aristotle also recognized that certain external goods (like friendships, wealth, and health) can contribute to a happy life. But on their own, they are not sufficient. He believes that happiness is related to activity rather than a passive state. Actively engaging in actions that express virtue and realizing one’s potential. So to answer the question clearly, happiness is achieved by living a purposeful life of virtue, full of rich experiences, community, and hobbies

    Requirements: Follow

  • Marleen / wissam Aristotle

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    Aristotle on Happiness

    What does it mean for someone to have achieved “happiness” according to Aristotle. Do you agree with these requirements or not? Explain.

    Next, respond to one or more of your peers with respect to how they answered the question. For example, did they help you understand something by their post? Did they cause you to think about something more deeply? Do you disagree with what they said?

    Example 1

    .According to Aristotle, true happiness is achieved by living virtuously and fulfilling ones purpose as a human being. Rather than being rooted in pleasure or material wealth, happiness comes from consistently practicing moral and intellectual virtues throughout an entire life.

    I find Aristotles perspective convincing because genuine happiness is long-lasting and not dependent on temporary or external factors; it is about personal growth and becoming the best version of oneself. At the same time, his view can be difficult to apply in real life, since people do not all have equal opportunities or circumstances that allow them to fully develop and practice virtue.

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    For Aristotle, happiness is achieved when someone acts based on wise moral decisions using what he called “intellectual virtues.” He mentions that humans have the intellectual virtues that allow us to distinguish between good and evil and decide the best course of action. Hence, according to Aristotle, happiness is achieved throughout our lives when we can identify, choose, and carry out a good act. I do agree with Aristotle’s point of view because he sets aside trivial and momentary pleasures as sources of happiness. Rather, he associates flourishing with a long-term behavior that generates self-satisfaction by doing the right thing and living away from extremes. Furthermore, I go along with the idea that morality is something that must be taught and practiced, and not something we are born experts at.

    Requirements: Follow

  • Souad/ bassam Aristotle

    ***answer this discussion for 2 students

    Aristotle on Happiness

    What does it mean for someone to have achieved “happiness” according to Aristotle. Do you agree with these requirements or not? Explain.

    Next, respond to one or more of your peers with respect to how they answered the question. For example, did they help you understand something by their post? Did they cause you to think about something more deeply? Do you disagree with what they said?

    Example 1

    .In definition, the main understanding of achieving happiness according to Aristotle is that it closely relates to the activity that has been performed during an individual’s life. This being that one would have to be active and working on what they love during the period of their lives. Further bringing a positive impact to others with this, along with the change within– to become a better version of their past selves. Once this has been manifested, goals have been completed, and people have been deeply impacted by one’s generosity, self-control, or courage– one’s life would be achieved with true happiness; which in the end could also be defined as serving one’s purpose.

    .

    Example 2.

    .Aristotle defined happiness as leading a decent life via the cultivation of virtues like courage, honesty, and moderation. Happiness is about making intelligent decisions and living a long life, not only about experiencing pleasure momentarily. When someone acts in a balanced manner and makes good use of their intellect, they feel joyful.
    I somewhat agree with Aristotle since I believe that pleasure stems from having a purpose and upholding moral principles rather than just having fun or having money. But I also think that happiness is influenced by feelings and individual experiences in addition to logic..

    .

    . Example 3

    .According to Aristotle, the requirements for happiness consist of practicing virtue in one’s day-to-day. Aristotle believes that happiness is not merely a fleeting emotion but a long-term state of being. It is achieved through the exercise of reason, self-reflection, and the cultivation of virtues. Aristotle believed that happiness comes from living a life of virtue, which involves finding a balance through means. However, while virtue is essential, Aristotle also recognized that certain external goods (like friendships, wealth, and health) can contribute to a happy life. But on their own, they are not sufficient. He believes that happiness is related to activity rather than a passive state. Actively engaging in actions that express virtue and realizing one’s potential. So to answer the question clearly, happiness is achieved by living a purposeful life of virtue, full of rich experiences, community, and hobbies

    Requirements: Follow

  • English Question

    this is my draft one of my essay, i have submitted a pdf with all my peer review feedback. use this peer review feedback to write write draft 2 of the essay . in MLA FORMAT. not allowed to use chatgpt or any AI platforms.

    Requirements: 1500 words

  • research paper / using textual evidence

    Assignment: Research Paper

    After reading the selections from Lessons 2 and 3, choose one of the following topics to find out more about, and write a clearly developed and well-formed research paper on your chosen topic. Follow the writing process and be sure to cite two or more sources using MLA format. Your paper should be written following basic MLA rules.

    Topics (Choose one and using your sources cited in MLA format, answer the questions below)

    1. Using your source(s), explore the question: How did a diversity of views transform American society? Provide research in addition to your own analysis of some of the texts from lesson 2 such as “American Jezebel,” “Repeal the Stamp Act!” and “Declaration of Independence.” What ideas from the text reveal answers to the question? Use both outside sources and textual evidence from the selections in the course to develop your essay.
    2. Past literary movements continue to be influential. Consider romanticism, realism, and modernism. How influential were ideas from those periods? Is that influence clearly seen in the texts you have read? Explain with textual evidence from both outside sources as well as from any of the stories from lesson 3.
    3. Research and discuss this idea of money, status, and marriage during any periods you read about in lesson 3. Explain ideas from any of those periods, using both outside sources and ideas from the texts from lesson 3 such as Pride & Prejudice, After the Ball, and The Glass Menagerie. What were some of the social classes of this time? What problems were caused because of classism? Do we experience classism still today? How is that reflected in our society compared to how it was during any of those periods? Consider the types of jobs available to people, depending on social classes during that time. How do jobs nowadays reflect one’s social status?
    4. Research and discuss the role of women historically and present. What were some of the abuses of women? Consider the role women play in today’s society, are they still subject to similar abuse? Use ideas from the stories you have read in this course as well as from outside sources for support in analyzing women historically and present.

    Click HERE for help with setting up your literary research paper that uses MLA style.

    Click HERE for help with formatting your Document in MS Word.

    Click HERE for a full sample MLA formatted research paper.

    General paper guidelines:

    Your paper is to be a full 400-500 words 4-5 paragraph essay, with supporting in-text citations and a reference list. You are to use citations from both literature and research.

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    Before you submit, check the following:

    1. Have I read the rubric?

    2. Does my paper fully address the prompt, and do I have a clear thesis statement in my introduction?

    3. Are my paper and sources in MLA format? The paper should be Times New Roman, 12 pt. font, double-spaced. Click here for an example paper in MLA. Click here to see a sample Works Cited page.