Category: Essay

Paper #1: The House of the Seven Gables Analytical Compare/Contrast

For our first essay, you will compare and contrast The House of the Seven Gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne with a text of your choice. In this case, text can mean another novel, a short story we cover in class, a film, etc.. A strong essay will analyze both stories by discussing elements of fiction such as theme, tone, setting, narration, characterization, etc. The focus of your paper will be on a clear commonality; however, you may wish to contextualize this commonality within both texts by discussing differences in time, place, the authors unique viewpoint, etc. Your essay should have a clear thesis statement that asserts a major similarity between two texts that is not obvious. For example:
Hawthornes Young Goodman Brown and Jacksons The Witch both suggest that evil or human impurity is an inevitable product of age or maturity.
Be sure to fully prove your thesis by providing direct evidence (quotes and examples from the text) and synthesizing your own observations with these pieces of evidence. Essentially, your essay itself should have a clear theme or goal that you carry throughout. Youre answering the question: what do these texts have in common? BUT you also want to ask yourself what do these similarities show about both authors overall goals for writing these stories?
Finally, the focus of this course is on the witch in literature, so your essay should focus or touch upon a theme or element related to the archetype of the witch. See me if you have questions or concerns here.

Requirements:
This paper should be 3-4 pages
Must contain a clear thesis statement and at least 2 direct quotations
Double-spaced. 12 pt. font. Times New Roman
MLA Formatting is Required (In-Text Citations and Works Cited Needed)

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(This is from the Rubric)
1.Select a current Texas political issue and briefly describe the issue and what the different viewpoints are. For example, the topic could be legalization of marijuana in Texas. The viewpoints are either for legalization or against it. (I have chosen COVID-19) 2.Research the topic using three professional sources (books, journals, newspapers, magazines, or websites that end in .org, .edu, or .gov)and compare and contrast the different viewpoints and positions on your topic. Fully address the different sides of the issue and demonstrate an understanding of its complexities.
3.Draw a personal conclusion based on your analysis of the issue and present an informed evaluation from the evidence.
4.Your paper will include the body of work and a Works Cited Page(list or resources used).
5.Submit your paper through Canvasby the due date as posted in the Course Syllabus. Fyi, the paper will automatically be ran through a program that checks for plagiarism. Plagiarizedwork will receive a grade of zero (0) with no opportunity for make-up.

Formatting:
Completed in Microsoft Word
Use MLA (Modern Language Association) FormattingoDetails and helpful informationcan be found at http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
12or 14 inch font
Verdana font
Double spaced

Grading Basics:
The body of the research paper must be a minimum of 1,000 words.
The research paper must be original workfrom the studentand may not be recycled from a different class. In other words, if youve already submitted the paper in a different class, ever, you may not use it for this assignment.All information must be properly citedusing in-text citations; place the author(e.g., Brown) or the sourcename(e.g., U.S. Census Bureau) in parenthesis after paraphrasing their work.
Use 3 separate professional sources.
Information from sources must be paraphrased and not quoted. Do not put any quotes within your paper. The resources cited within the body of the work must match the listed resources on the Works Cited page.

I have included the rest of the rubric, as well as 3 sources (they dont have to be the ones that are used, they were just 3 that I was looking at) as files in the “additional materials”

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Step One: Research, read, and summarize the sources in the annotated bibliography. Using your notes write a thesis statement that informs the reader of what you are going to do in your paper and lists the arguments that will use to prove your point. The only way to refine and narrow down the topic you have selected is by doing the search and reading the articles you have selected. Make a list of the new concepts and ideas you find in these articles which you will incorporate into your thesis statement. Remember that in the thesis statement you cannot talk about things in a descriptive way, you must take a position, (e.g. In this paper I am going to do such and such, based on x, y, and z arguments. (These can be your original ideas or concepts and ideas you learn from the articles).

The length of the thesis statement should be between one to three sentences. I encourage you to write an introductory paragraph that introduces your topic and place the thesis statement at the end of the paragraph. For a graphic view of the structure of the thesis assignment, please refer to the Sample Paper on the Blackboard menu.

Second Step: The thesis statement should be followed by the annotated bibliography which should consist of the three outside readings from the class you selected. You may include articles I assigned but must also find three new readings. If you decide to include some of the articles I assigned for this class, those articles must be summarized as well. An annotated bibliography is a bibliography that summarizes each article. Therefore, summarize each of the articles you selected. When you cite the article for the assignment, make sure to provide the full citation in MLA format. The URL of the article or chapter should follow the reference so that I can easily find it.

Step Three: After each summary describe why you chose this article and identify and explain how the topics or ideas in the article helped you further develop your thesis statement (the objective of your paper). I expect to see most of the concepts you identify incorporated in your thesis statement either in the form of an argument or something you are going to explore.

The assignment should be formatted in the following way (You will lose points if you do not format the assignment in this way):

1. Introduction-Make sure to connect the introduction to the topic you are writing about in your thesis statement.

2. Thesis Statement-Say what you are doing as well as how you are going to do it. What is the focus of your topic and how are you going to develop it. The articles you read should inform the thesis statement. There should be a connection and that connection should be clear.

a. Article #1-cite reference in MLA format followed by the URL

The summary: Summarize the article in your own words (a short paragraph).
Identify the concepts and ideas you learned from this article that you will incorporate into the thesis statement.
Don’t forget to incorporate the new concepts and ideas from the article into the thesis statement.
b. Article #2-cite reference in MLA format followed by the URL

The summary: Summarize the article in your own words (a short paragraph).
Identify the concepts and ideas you learned from this article that you will incorporate into the thesis statement.
Don’t forget to incorporate the new concepts and ideas from the article into the thesis statement.
c. Article #3-cite reference in MLA format followed by the URL

The summary: Summarize the article in your own words (a short paragraph).
Identify the concepts and ideas you learned from this article that you will incorporate into the thesis statement.
Don’t forget to incorporate the new concepts and ideas from the article into the thesis statement.

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Using the above texts as your foundation, What is it to be Human? The paper will be double-spaced, one-inch margins, 12-pt font, black typeface, doc, docx, or RTF

Use APA or MLA formatting (Click here for OWL@Purdue (Links to an external site.))

The paper must have a minimum of 4-6 in-text citations taken from the primary texts. You are making your own arguments here, not using somebody else’s.

One way of tackling Paper 2 is to compare and contrast the Classical period with the Middle Ages and the Modern (Nietzsche and Camus) focusing on a different question than your did in the first paper. If you take this route, be sure your focus is on Augustine, Dante, and Nietzsche/Camus and how they differ from what came before them on the last paper. This is only a suggestion. If you have another approach, this is fine. It will show up in your thesis.

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For homework assignment 1, you need to write a 5-7 pages essay (Times New Roman, 12pt, single space).

The essay should include 2 parts, introduction part (2-3 pages) and literature review part (3-4 pages).

Make sure to paraphrase your citations with appropriate references by using a pair of brackets to include the last name(s) of the author(s) and its publish year. A references list needs to be appended to your essay. (Note that the number of reference pages is not included in the total number of your essay pages. The sample is provided in the Assignment module)

In the essay, you need to introduce at least one security and/or privacy challenge/issue in implementing a certain type of mobile technology, and identify 1 or 2 valuable research questions that have not been answered. At the end of the introduction part, you need to argue why your research question(s) is(are) worth studying.

Then, you need to review the published literature to screen what have been studied for the security and/or privacy challenge(s) you introduced and what are related to the research question(s) you raise. At the end of the literature review part, you need to identify the research gap between extant literatures and your research question(s).

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The tools and techniques taught in this class are used regularly in all types of organizations to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their processes. As a manager, you will be expected not only to create competitive advantage using an organizations supply chain but also to continually enhance an organizations operational efficiency and effectiveness. To help prepare you for this future, your group project is to research an operations or supply chain management strategy or technique that is gaining in popularity and competitive advantage. The goal of the project is to broaden our knowledge about the use of these strategies and tools.

Find articles regarding the topic. Develop a paper based on those articles.

Global Labor Practices including fair trade efforts, worker rights, and universal basic income. Ideas to research include using manufacturing as a means to end poverty or social injustice, and identifying ways to enhance ethics in organizations.

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Each student will be required to write a term paper. The subject of the paper will be application of the ideas discussed in the class combined with research to be used to support the analytical part of the paper. The paper will consist of three parts:

1. You will be expected to write a narrative about a milestone in your life that had an impact on how you developed. A milestone can be any event or ascribed status. Examples of milestones may be family dynamics, school attended, marriage, birth of a child, divorce, death of a loved one, a contracted disease, influence of a mentor, physical impairment. That is, the list is endless. Only you know what factors in your life helped to shape your present behaviors and perceptions.

2. Analyze the milestone from the perspective of how it changed, influenced or reinforced your life journey; and,

3. You should then compare your reactions to research in the field. That is, did you react to the milestone as the research indicated. Or perhaps you reacted vastly different to some of the researchers conclusions. Your instructor thinks this is very important. If one cannot apply what one reads to one’s own life, then how is one to have the empathy needed to work with people in the human services network? The purpose of the term paper is to take learning out of classroom theoretical constructs and make it real.

The paper needs to include, minimally, five references (the required text and class hand-outs do not count). Your instructor is very liberal as to the type of resources you can use: books, magazines, newspapers, television documentaries, internet research (however, sensationalistic sources as the National Enquirer or television reality shows will not be accepted). You may also interview persons who have experienced a similar milestone (this may count for no more than two of the required references). The paper needs to be footnoted/endnoted/parenthetical citations and contain a works cited page. (You may choose either MLA or APA). The length of the paper should be 7-10 pages.

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Page Requirements and Formatting
Your research critique must be 2-3 pages double-spaced. Your critique should be typed in a Microsoft Word format (either .doc or .docx), and you should use Times New Roman font and a font size of 12. The margins should be set at 1 inch, and there should be no additional spacing between paragraphs. An additional cover page with your name and the date should be included. You may format your title page using the APA specifications for an empirical paper or a student title page. Note that the cover page does not count as part of the 2-3-page requirement. You should also have a reference page that meets the standards for APA style, and the reference page does not count as part of the 2-3-page requirement. Your final critique should not contain spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors and must consist of complete sentences. Please proofread your final critique carefully.

Content Requirements
Your critique should address the following main points:

1. A brief summary of the article. This is your summary of the article, not the abstract for the article or a summary from another source.
2. A description of at least one clear strength, or something the authors did well, and one clear weakness, or something that could be improved, in the introduction. For this section, you should determine whether the authors provide support for the primary hypotheses in the paper. You should also consider whether the authors provide a focused explanation for their hypotheses, whether the hypotheses are reasonable, and if the authors describe implications or applications for the study.
3. A description of at least one clear strength, or something the authors did well, and one clear weakness, or something that could be improved, in the method section. This section should include a critique of the sample characteristics and recruitment, the procedures/design for the study, and the measures/materials used. For example, does the sample seem representative of the population of interest? Did the authors operationalize the variables of interest appropriately? Do the measures/materials fit the operational definitions of the variables of interest?
4. A description of at least one clear strength, or something the authors did well, and one clear weakness, or something that could be improved, in the results section. You should consider both the descriptive and inferential statistics presented, as well as the use of figures and tables. This section can focus on the presentation of data and whether the analyses seem to fit the hypotheses, as well as whether the analyses were appropriate for the study.
5. A description of at least one clear strength, or something the authors did well, and one clear weakness, or something that could be improved, in the discussion. The authors interpretation of their results should be assessed in this section. Specifically, do the authors interpretations seem reasonable given the methods and results in the study? In addition, you should discuss the limitations of the study that the authors include in the discussion, if any are included.

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respond with a historically defensible thesis or claim that establishes a clear line of reasoning.
describe the broader historical context. Think of the entire time period, not just the time immediately preceding the historical event or process. develop and support a logical argument that recognizes historical complexity and uses evidence to corroborate, qualify, or modify an argument that addresses and responds. Please write a 5-7 paragraph (750-1000 word) essay.

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The Aftermath of the Battle of Hastings this needs to be 2 pages and just focus on what happens after the battle to England I am writing the first portion on the actual battle itself. This needs to be done by and my teacher uses Turniti.com so it needs to be plagerism free. Also dont make it too complicated as I am a junior and not a very high level writer.

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