Learning goal: I’m working on a humanities writing question and need explanation and answer to help me learn.
How did the policies and actions of the United States during the 19th century reflect the nation’s expansionist goals, and to what extent did these policies contribute to conflicts both within the country and internationally?
Requirements: 275-300 words
Category: Humanities
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Learning goal:I’m working on a humanities exercise question and need support to
Learning goal:I’m working on a humanities exercise question and need support to help me learn.
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Scenario: In this assignment, you will make two contrasting normative arguments
Scenario: In this assignment, you will make two contrasting normative arguments about what one ought to do. Both arguments will be about the same topic; thus, at least one of the arguments will contradict your personal opinion. You will compose the arguments in standard form, as a series of statements that end with your conclusion. Do not write your arguments as an essay.
Assignment: Download the submission template below, which further breaks down the steps involved in this assignment. You will return the completed template as your Touchstone submission.
all files have been downloaded along with the template that must be used for assignment.
Scenario: In this assignment, you will make two contrasting normative arguments
Scenario: In this assignment, you will make two contrasting normative arguments about what one ought to do. Both arguments will be about the same topic; thus, at least one of the arguments will contradict your personal opinion. You will compose the arguments in standard form, as a series of statements that end with your conclusion. Do not write your arguments as an essay.
Assignment: Download the submission template below, which further breaks down the steps involved in this assignment. You will return the completed template as your Touchstone submission.
all files have been downloaded along with the template that must be used for assignment.
Learning goal: I’m working on a humanities writing question and need explanation
Learning goal: I’m working on a humanities writing question and need explanation and answer to help me learn.
How did the policies and actions of the United States during the 19th century reflect the nation’s expansionist goals, and to what extent did these policies contribute to conflicts both within the country and internationally?
Requirements: 275-300 words
Learning goal:I’m working on a humanities exercise question and need support to
Learning goal:I’m working on a humanities exercise question and need support to help me learn.
Memes and Tik Tok: Just write about how it is today and how it changed things on social media
Type of service: Writing from scratch Work Type: Undergrad. (yrs 1-2
Type of service:
Writing from scratch
Work Type:
Undergrad. (yrs 1-2)
Type of English:
US
Paper format:
MLA
Pages:
5 Double spacing
Power point slides:
0
Additional pages:
No
Additional slides:
No
Summary of paper:
No
Files must be uploaded:
No
Type of paper:
Research paper
Sources:
4
Subject:
Classic English Literature
Topic:
Write choice
Paper Instructions
Next, follow the directions provided below and draft a four-six page essay. (Please Note: Your Works Cited page does not count as part of the page count requirement. Therefore, if the introduction, body, and conclusion of your essay is four pages, your Works Cited page would be page 5).
First, using the LCCC Databases: EBSCO, Proquest, Gale et al. research the life of the famous Austrian neurologist and psychologist Sigmund Freud. Because literature is the study of human nature, Freud often developed many of his theories about human development and human behavior after he had read a famous short story, novel, or play. One of his most famous and most controversial theories is the Oedipus complex he created while reading this play. Read the famous interpretation of this play by Sigmund Freud on pg. 1276. In your paper, research Freud, and include some brief but pertinent information about what you learned about his interesting life. Next, briefly explain the famous Oedipus complex Freud created after reading this play. Do you agree with Freud’s theory? Last, thoroughly discuss this question: What are your feelings about Oedipus at the end of the play? Use textual evidence in the form of paraphrases and quotes to support your assertions: examples from the play.
This essay will require the use of Nancy Langstons book Toxic bodies. This is th
This essay will require the use of Nancy Langstons book Toxic bodies. This is the only source that should be used and it should follow the prompt entirely. if you do not follow the prompt I will ask you to rewrite until it meets the given requirements.
Be sure to follow the guidelines I laid out in my lecture on “How to Write a Good Short
Essay.”
Again, a reminder: The position papers are to be two-to-three typed double-spaced pages in
length. Use a cover page for your name and title so as not to waste precious space for
making a stronger argument—and you should have a good catchy title! The assigned topics
will always cry out for a far longer treatment, so the whole point is to compress as much
solid argument and information into this short space as possible. You should start by
writing a longer piece and then proceed to winnow it down to its very core. This means
there should be absolutely no fluff. No sentences like, “This is a very interesting question
and one that people have been debating for thousands of years.” And so on. Rather, your
very first sentence should lay out your thesis clearly, directly, and forcefully. Then you
briefly expand and explain the thesis—e.g., it is based on three sub arguments, or explain
why the obvious counterarguments are wrong, etc.—before turning quickly to the body of
the argument. Your argument must be supported by abundant concrete specific evidence
from the book or articles which are cited using parenthetical citations: (Diamond, p. 34)—
or if you have an e-book, use the chapter number and subsection, if there is one: (Diamond,
ch. 3, “The Cattle of Mesopotamia”)
Little or no direct quotes allowed—paraphrase all but the most essential or brilliantly-
written text. NEVER quote text that is just providing information!
Note that this paper is to be based solely on your reading of Nancy Langston’s Toxic Bodies
and is in part a test of your mastery of and ability to use evidence from the book. This is not
a research paper, so do not use sources other than the book! If it seems useful, you can use
content from the lectures briefly to provide context. But the focus should overwhelmingly
be on the book itself.
See the syllabus for the grading rubric.
The Prompt:
The prominent historian of technology Langdon Winner once argued that modern
societies rarely engage in any thoughtful discussion about the wisdom of adopting
new technologies, leading to a phenomenon he calls “technological somnambulism”:
humans “sleep walking” as technological changes occur that could radically change
their lives. In Toxic Bodies, the historian Nancy Langston provides a compelling
example of how one new technology, DES, spread through the United States in the
middle of the 20th Century.
Based on your reading of Langston, how can we explain how this dangerous chemical
became so widely used? More specifically, what were the historical assumptions
made about safety, testing, regulation, and the human bodily relationship to the
environment that made this possible? Does it seem that Americans thoughtfully made
informed decisions about where to use the technology of DES, or did they simply
accept it without much debate or consideration of costs and benefits? Given these,
does the idea of “technological somnambulism” seem an apt one in the case of DES, or
would you suggest a different explanation and phrase?
Note that you shouldn’t try to answer all of these question in a mechanical way.
Rather, the questions are designed to help you spot important themes and develop a
clear and interesting thesis of your own. Remember, the hard work of writing a good
essay is in the thinking about the material. If you have a good clear thesis, the paper
almost writes itself (almost)!
Learning goal: I’m working on a humanities writing question and need explanation
Learning goal: I’m working on a humanities writing question and need explanation and answer to help me learn.
How did the policies and actions of the United States during the 19th century reflect the nation’s expansionist goals, and to what extent did these policies contribute to conflicts both within the country and internationally?
Requirements: 275-300 words