Category: Essays

Background: In this unit, we have discussed and analyzed some of the traditional concepts of the heroic outlaw. We have focused on classic tales of Robin Hood, compiled by Howard Pyle, and how these tales establish a foundation for the definition and purpose of an outlaw (and an outlaw narrative). In addition, we have discussed the importance of integrating claims and support from scholarly articles to strengthen arguments. Through reading scholarly articles, we can create a voice and enter into the academic conversation. Assignment: For the first essay, you will be required to produce an effective argument based on the novel, The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, by Howard Pyle. You will be required to use at least two of the scholarly articles provided in this unit. Essay Question: How does Howard Pyles outlaw narrative establish fundamental concepts of what it means to be a hero? Consider the following questions as you brainstorm and develop a thesis: Characters: Is Robin Hood a hero? Is he always portrayed as a hero? How do other characters compare? Historical Relevance: How does the context of the novel influence the characters and themes of the story? How might this novel represent the values and beliefs of its era, and how might audiences respond to Robin Hoods symbolism through these tales? Authority: How are authoritative figures portrayed, and how do the outlaws respond to these characters? What is the social structure within the law-abiding world, and what is the structure among the outlaws? Laws and Moral Codes: What laws do the outlaws abandon, and which do they choose to uphold? What new laws are created to promote order in an unlawful life? How do various characters react to these rules, and what are the consequences for breaking them? Outlaw Life: Are these characters forced into the outlaw life, or do they choose to become rebels? How does the community react to them? Research: Choose at least two of the following articles to synthesize in your essay. ? Graham Seal, The Robin Hood Principle ? John Cech, Pyles Robin Hood: Still Merry After All These Years ? Scott MacLeod, Howard Pyles Robin Hood: The Middle Ages for Americans ? Jill P. May, The Heros Woods: Pyles Robin Hood and the Female Reader A successful essay will include a clear and direct thesis, analysis that provides specific examples from the novel with connections to selected scholarly articles, and a conclusion that clearly illustrates your argument.

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Does it have a founder/leader? Does it have text(s)? If so, what is in it/them? Is your religion attempting to answer existential questions (e.g., why are we here)? What kind of practices or rituals are involved, if any? What is your overall worldview (afterlife? Salvation?)? Is there a moral code? What about a justice system? What is the daily life like of a follower of your religion? Do they have any enemies?

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Each prompt about half a page answer please. Also Write the question then the answer.
Prompt 1: Anne McClintock uses the example of Pears Soap to demonstrate social dynamics that rose to prominence in the Age of Empire and remain with us today. How does imperial advertising during the nineteenth century demonstrate the co-constitutive nature of our concepts of race, gender, and class? In what way is soap related to white supremacy, patriarchy, and class hierarchy?
Prompt 2: The 1930s saw a rise of different forms of authoritarian governments, which are often lumped together. How do each of them define their struggle? Who do they mobilize? Who do they view as their enemy? How did they rise and how did they fall?
Communism/ Stalism/ Facism and Nazism
World war 2
Stalin pass and party turned against him
Communism talk about the fairlu
Prompt 3: Since the Enlightenment and the French Revolution, the way that power is exercised in society has changed in profound ways, from old-world monarchies to the diffuse power of the twenty-first century. Compare the three power-systems we discussed in class, contrasting the ways in which they exercise power, by whom, and upon whom. Use example and metaphors where helpful.
Prompt 4: In the beginning of the 21st century, many in the Global North believed that humanity had reached the End of History, and that the world would continue to improve along predictable teleological lines. In what ways did the 11 September 2001 attacks demonstrate the miscalculation in this thinking? What were the long-term changes unleashed by those attacks?

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Writing/Drafting Format for Assignments: IRAC
In this course, to receive maximum scores students must always use the IRAC methodology for assignment questions, as well as writing your mid-termandfinalpapers.IRAC standsforIssue,Rule,Analysis,andConclusionandiscommonlyusedforlegalanalysisandmemos.In short, when submitting work for this course, students shall always include these four key components:
1) An introduction that clearly states the Issue or question.

2) Identify the Rule or supporting reference material that is used to answer the question.
IE; Organic labeling and rules are subject to the USDA Organic Labeling Standards. The USDA Labeling Standards specifically exclude Salt and Water, which are considered natural, from being required for 100% Organic, Organic, or Made with Organic labels. (https://www.ams.usda.gov/grades-standards/organic-labeling-standards)
3) Your own personal/original Analysis (with citation if required) of the scenario or situation. IE; Salt has been used a preservative for years. (citation), etc. etc. etc…
4) A Conclusion that wraps it all together and summarizes everything for your reader.
IE; Both salt and water are considered natural ingredients in food by the USDA and are considered organic because of their natural definition in the USDA standards. For the present time they do not change food to non-organic within the definition of the law.Assignment Questions
Question 1.
James Johnson is a sole practitioner. His office is about an hours drive from the federal district court at which he files many lawsuits. He used to talk on his cell phone to clients as he travelled the two hours to and from the courthouse. He would bill the client on whose behalf he was going to the courthouse for two hours and the clients with whom he talked on the phone for increments of the same two hours. When the American Bar Association issued its rule prohibiting double billing, he was concerned that the rule would drive him out of business due to the drop in income. Is what Johnson is doing ethical? Why or why not?Question 2.
Norma Sollers works as a paralegal for a small law firm. She is a trusted, experienced employee who has worked for the firm for twelve years. One morning, Linda Lowenstein, one of the attorneys, calls from her home and asks Norma to sign Lindas name to a document that must be filed with the court that day. Norma had just prepared the final draft of the document and had placed it on Lindas desk for her review and signature. Linda explains to Norma that because her child is sick, she does not want to leave home to come into the office. Norma knows that she should not sign Lindas nameonly the clients attorney can sign the document. She mentions this to Linda, but Linda says, Dont worry. No one will ever know that you signed it instead of me. How should Norma handle this situation?

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Locate an article that discusses an ethical issue in nursing. Provide a summary of the article. Did the article provide a solution to the ethical issue? If so, discuss the resolution and state if you are in agreement with the resolution. If not, include your own resolution. Are there any legal issues for the nurse to consider?

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Unit IV JournalYour journal entry must be at least 200 words.Drones have changed the face of war, but they are also having an increasing impact on the home front as well. Retail giants like Amazon are forecasting drone-enabled delivery service within only a few years. Emergency management and public safety services, as well as environmental agencies already employ drones to assist in their missions.

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Does it seem problematic to you to simply base things like religious rights/freedoms on majority rule or is there a better way to determine when people are being discriminated against (aside from however the majority population chooses to define it)?

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Explain the identified changes to the suppliers in such a way that they will understand the standards that your company requires in order to maintain their relationship with the company.

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Applying the Theoretical Domains
Framework to identify barriers and targeted
interventions to enhance nurses use of
electronic medication management
systems in two Australian hospitals.Deborah Debono1,3* , Natalie Taylor1, Wendy Lipworth2, David Greenfield1,5, Joanne Travaglia3, Deborah Black4
and Jeffrey Braithwaite1 Pattren of marking
BN – Appraisal of a Research Article
______________________________________________________________________________Marking Criteria MARKS
Introduction, Identification and relevance of topic 2
Literature review 6
Methodology 4
Ethics consideration 3
Significant results 3
Discussion / Reflective critique 3
Recommendations _____________________________________________________________________________________Introduction, Identification and relevance of topic (2)
why is . important? Topic of research is important because it cost
what is the problem right now with..?
why did you select this article in particular?
preview how this article increases knowledge about RR issues
preview your crit review.Literature review (6)
.sometimes also called Background in articles summarise it and critically evaluate it
– what do you think the purpose of the BR/ LR was?
– Did it succeed in this purpose?
– Describe how they construct their BR/ LR (use verbs: he lists., he compares)
– what do these steps give for the reader of the article (eg. gives context?… gives deeper meaning?)
– does the writer combine (synthesise) the research in the BR/ LR well, or not? Explain.
– does the writer convince you of the need for their research?Methodology (4)
what research design?
why was it chosen? (advantages mentioned?)
why was this particular group chosen to participate? are you satisfied with the choice?
sample size: same questions (quality)
the tool used: why do they say they chose it? what do you think of these reasons? do they present the tool clearly?
implementation: do they clearly describe what they actually did, stage by stage?
.
Ethics consideration (3)
a general description of what ethics in research means (human rights, etc)
describe how the writer explains their ethics procedure
was the description adequate?
were the steps they took adequate?
what more could have been done?Significant results (3)
How many participants completed the experiment?
Was there a gender factor?
Do they make a broad sample?What was the result(s), in percentage terms?
What is the importance of the result(s)? (What do they imply?)
How were the results split?How were the results presented? (tables, etc)
Was it clear?
Can a nurse understand the presentation?Discussion / Reflective critique (3)
What unique contribution do the results make to knowledge about nursing?
What is especially valuable about the results?
Can the results be generalised to wider nursing practice?
How does the information from the results build or expand on the current body of knowledge?
How might nurses find the results useful?Recommendations (2)
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Effective data monitoring entails more than reviewing data residing in the databases. It also involves monitoring every step and process involved in collecting the data. Data monitoring is a constant, continuous, and necessary activity in any clinical trial. To prepare for this Discussion, review the components and standards for a data management plan, as described in the chapter titled “Data Management Plan” in the Course eBook, Good Clinical Data Management Practices. Reflect on the planning that should take place prior to the enrollment of study subjects and consider the impact and importance of data monitoring in a trial. By Day 4, post a comprehensive response to the following: Is it appropriate for the CRA to be involved in the creation and review of these documents? If so, explain why. If not, explain what the exceptions would be and why.

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