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Remember to include an opening paragraph that outlines the structure of your paper and signposts the main points you will make. Do not simply repeat the language of the prompt, but briefly indicate the original arguments you will make in response to the prompt. First: Compare Hercules (as we see him in Alcestis) with Pentheus in the Bacchae, considering the following issues: Attitude toward Dionysus and intoxication Apparent failure to behave properly with respect to the gods and ritual custom Ability to recover from this failure and reestablish appropriate boundaries of self-house-city Second: Compare the sufferings of Pentheus, Glaucus, Actaeon, and Hermaphroditus, considering the following issues: Subordination to the feminine Confusion of gender Failure to control physical and emotional boundaries Location of the crucial events in their stories (in the city? in cultivated fields? In a wild landscape?) Finally, consider how the collective experience of these male characters challenges the key points of Ann Carson’s article, “Putting Her in Her Place: Women, Dirt, and Desire.”

PURPOSE The purpose of this assignment is to identify a potential Research Question (RQ) that might be used for your formal Research Essay. The RQ should lead you into your thesis statement OBJECTIVES: Identify and narrow topics, form an appropriate research question and hypothesis, and propose a research plan. DESCRIPTION: In one paragraph (150-300 words), you’ll identify a potential research question. This question should be specific and targeted. You may use a topic that you investigated for one of your IAPs or something new. You should identify at least two preliminary sources that might benefit your research. In your paragraph you should answer the following questions in fluid prose: What background information do you have? What are the two potential sides of the argument? What is your possible Research Question? *Include a correctly formatted Work Cited; tone may be semi-formal and include the use of the first person pronoun “I”. Example of a good Research Question: “Are stories of the apocalypse (movies, films, video games) attractive because they provide an opportunity to ‘reset’ society?” Example of a bad Research Question: “What do people like about apocalyptic stories?”

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Please make it (at least) level 3 science throughout. This is the tutor feedback for contents page, introduction, and the literature review for 5 papers; -You are not at all mentioning any objectives for your review, nor are you commenting on the scope or the methodology you are using. It should become clear in any introduction what the literature review sets out to achieve -Substructure: Your contents list provides a first idea of the structure of your literature review. However, this first idea cannot really be identified here. What exactly are you planning to convey in each of the paragraphs? How are you organising your narrative? Where does it ultimately lead? This is not at all clear. -Underlying science: There is almost no scientific detail contained in this text at all. For this module you need to aim for level 3 science in order to achieve the expected depth of analysis. It needs to be clear, for example, how the BT maize is produced, what kind of genes are involved etc etc. Use of images and diagrams would be expected here. -CRED themes: Other than some reference to Risk there is little on the CRED themes too. In the absence of objectives it is not clear what exactly your aims are, which makes it more difficult to get an idea. -Substantiation: There are many claims that are not supported with any evidence. A literature review by definition needs to provide just such evidence. -References: The five titles you are listing here are relevant, but overall this is a very small body of sources given the advance stage of the presentation. Do you have many more relevant sources available? I’ve attached the contents page, intro and a bit of literature review. Please can you include an abstract and use the contents page headings as guidance for areas to write about. Every lit review and comparison must discuss the science involved. Is a science & society module.

You have done a tremendous amount of planning, research, and strategizing with your marketing plan in your role as the marketing manager. It is now time to present it to the company’s board of directors. You are to create a presentation in which you synthesize your research and recommendations from your previous assignments. As you know, the ability to create and deliver strong presentations is a critical skill for all managers, leaders, and employees. You can improve this skill through practice. In this unit’s assignment, you will have the opportunity to hone your presentation skills. In this assignment, create a PowerPoint presentation for the board of directors, and include speaker notes to elaborate on the information on each slide. Your presentation should contain at least 8 slides, not counting the title and reference slides. You need to ensure that you address the items listed below. Executive Summary: Use the Executive Summary from the Unit VII Project assignment to prepare and present the key elements associated with your research and recommendations in the marketing plan. Remember to use bulleted text, and include a minimum of two graphics. Ensure you reference the sources for your images. Include speaker notes for each slide of your presentation, to indicate what you want to convey in your presentation to the board of directors. Your presentation should have a professional style and appearance.

Description Go to the “Deep Time” Art Catalogue (Module #6) and analyze several of the artists works in terms (mainly) of how effective a sense of “deep time” is conveyed. Ideally, you should select several artists/several art works, and provide increasingly complex analytical observations (not just artist a, artist b, & artist c … disconnected). You might focus exclusively on those that depict nature per se, or you might move from “realistic” depictions to more abstract ones.

If you really, really like one particular artist: you may (via a Google search) find more of his/her works and focus exclusively on him/her. If easy to do: please imbed images of the art works within your essay. Use the prefatory catalogue material as your secondary source. You may, if you are particularly “into” one the artists, do a Google search to find pertinent biographical or other information on him/her. https://aeon.co/science/deep-time Above is the link to the deep time art catalogue.