This short story has enough symbols that if they were eggs, the floor would be a slippery mess. (I do try to make these prompts sound alive.) Why are they there? Because this is feminist literature from a country that has a culture of placing...
his is so Alfred Hitchcock or the Twilight Zone. You may have YouTubed some of these that were decidedly before your time. Go to YouTube some time and see a few. Tightly wound. Psychologically acute. Always a “punch” at the end. Sartre’s “The Wall” examines independent action and free will. Society levies...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMXmMHVNx4U This story forces us to slow down, to engage. The story’s national culture is one of steadiness – the tortoise success story.* This national culture does as well. Age often forces people to slow down and “smell the flowers.” Wise cultures take time to...
We have been exposed (briefly) to the strategic communication process. Based on one of the articles we were supposed to read for Tuesday, write a 300- 500-word blog that either… 1. Expresses the importance of social media to a sports organization’s strategic communications (public...
There is 1 reading pdf in the attachment below. Read it at first, then- Bring up topics you want to discuss like "Patrolling" or "Ten Point Program" or "Community Programs" or "Malcolm X's influence on the BPP" or "Education." There are many possibilities. Pick...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-tixIk2Ks0 Two poems are attached. Economic self-interest. Scapegoating. Nationalism. Single voice. Transference. “Pure” race consciousness. Worship. These poems represent lost lives, forever tortured lives, a homeland, and “never again.” 6 million Jews. 6 million others> political dissidents, Jehovah’s Witnesses, gypsies, handicapped, elderly, the...
Please study the class site. Read the poems. Please prepare a chart that compares and contrasts these two poems. There are always the obvious categories. Try to expand your horizon and offer insightful ways of seeing, if you can. The following may be copied...
To what extent do these influences become part of their work and how authors communicate their feelings/beliefs about the world around them? How is the authors writing an analysis of the social, economic, and cultural values of that time period. How is it a reflection...
Many poets of the Harlem Renaissance made extensive use of the sonnet form; module 2 contains examples such as Countee Cullen's "From the Dark Tower," Helene Johnson's "Sonnet to a Negro in Harlem," and Claude McKay's "If We Must Die." Write...
Instructions: 1. Complete the A “Great Composer” table by doing and answering the following: a. Compare any two (2) different historical periods that you have read about in this course: Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Contemporary. b. Who are all the most influential...