Discipline: English

“Unveiling Forbidden Desires: Gender, Sexuality, and Power in Bram Stoker’s Dracula”“Unveiling Forbidden Desires: Gender, Sexuality, and Power in Bram Stoker’s Dracula”

  In her essay “(Un)safe Sex: Romancing the Vampire,” Karen Backstein notes that “the vampire, in almost every artistic incarnation, symbolizes impossible desire and transgressed boundaries” (Monsters 201).  Select a passage from Stoker’s novel or Deane and Balderston’s play that embodies such a transgression and explicate it.  What does that passage mean?  How do you know?  […]

Summary of 5 peer-reviewed articles, research articles. The search must include articles that address similar issues and include diversity issues.Summary of 5 peer-reviewed articles, research articles. The search must include articles that address similar issues and include diversity issues.

Summary of 5 peer-reviewed articles, research articles. The search must include articles that address similar issues and include diversity issues. Examples of issues related to diversity include (in no particular order): all backgrounds, identities, and experiences, as constituted by gender identity and expression, transgender identity, socioeconomic class/status, caste, people with disabilities, age, race, ethnicity, religion, generation, sexual orientation, […]

Describe three techniques you have employed across two settings (Work, Class, Home) to demonstrate or facilitate awareness of oppressive systemsDescribe three techniques you have employed across two settings (Work, Class, Home) to demonstrate or facilitate awareness of oppressive systems

INSTRUCTIONS Answers to the Discussion Questions and the Peer Posts should display substantial thought and preparation, including connections to course concepts. The length of the initial responses for the Discussion Question(s) will be 300 or more words (due Thursday) and no less than 100-150 words for Peer Postings focused on the course concepts (due Sunday). […]

You have been asked to read the attached secondary source for your group. After reading the source, in no more than 300 words, explain fully how this secondary source offers significant insight into your understanding of the novel.You have been asked to read the attached secondary source for your group. After reading the source, in no more than 300 words, explain fully how this secondary source offers significant insight into your understanding of the novel.

You have been asked to read the attached secondary source for your group. After reading the source, in no more than 300 words, explain fully how this secondary source offers significant insight into your understanding of the novel. Be sure to use specific quotations from both the secondary source and the novel to support your […]

How does the writer (or speaker) attempt to shape our experience of controversy? Which tools of analysis best help explain the writer’s (or speaker’s) approach? Debate conflict or display conflict and why? Use the transcript evidence to support this.How does the writer (or speaker) attempt to shape our experience of controversy? Which tools of analysis best help explain the writer’s (or speaker’s) approach? Debate conflict or display conflict and why? Use the transcript evidence to support this.

Draw on the tools of analysis that we have studied throughout the course to analyze one of the following, your data for this assignment.  How does the writer (or speaker) attempt to shape our experience of controversy?  Which tools of analysis best help explain the writer’s (or speaker’s) approach?  In your paper, aim to draw […]

Biological Underpinnings of Environmental Influences on Prisoner Behavior and HealthBiological Underpinnings of Environmental Influences on Prisoner Behavior and Health

For this paper, you will need to select an appropriate topic/issue, one that you can develop with facts, examples, statistics and other forms of evidence and references from credible sources. You will need to conduct research, consult scholarly source materials in formulating and supporting your argument. Your thesis/argument should be readily identifiable and strong, and […]

Teachers who physically restrain students who have ADHD should be reported to the school board. Supporting PointsTeachers who physically restrain students who have ADHD should be reported to the school board. Supporting Points

Reason 1 – It is child abuse.     It can traumatize or injure the student.     It makes them feel isolated from their classmates.     Reason 2 – ADHD     Is a disability     They need extra help and attention     Reason 3 – The other students will be worried.     They […]

Food, Memory, and Mourning: An Analysis of Culinary Narratives in ‘Crying in the H Mart”.Food, Memory, and Mourning: An Analysis of Culinary Narratives in ‘Crying in the H Mart”.

Prompt:  Using one of the following prompts, write an essay between 1500-2000 words with a focused thesis making a claim about the TEXTS you have chosen, followed by a reason for that claim. Each paragraph—and you should have more than five—should have its own topic focus addressing your thesis, and should contain directly quoted examples […]

Explication and Exemplification of Exploitation (Utilitarianism) in Oliver TwistExplication and Exemplification of Exploitation (Utilitarianism) in Oliver Twist

You will compose a two to four page essay that explores the mindset of a utilitarian, laissez-faire, and exploitive 19th century culture.  The essay will comprise a section devoted to utilitarianism/laissez-fair/exploitation in 19th century England as a historical backdrop. Then, a second section will comprise specific examples of this exploitation in Oliver Twist. typed, MLA, […]

From your experience, does the Christian church do an adequate job of talking about how Christians should treat their bodies and about correcting misconceptions about their bodies? Why or why not?From your experience, does the Christian church do an adequate job of talking about how Christians should treat their bodies and about correcting misconceptions about their bodies? Why or why not?

From your experience, does the Christian church do an adequate job of talking about how Christians should treat their bodies and about correcting misconceptions about their bodies? Why or why not? Is there anything that you believe the church should emphasize when discussing the body and its relationship to the Christian faith?