Category: Essays

‘Home is where the heart is’. Drawing on sociological understandings of local and global modes of belonging make an argument for or against this proposition.

THE guidelines!

2) You NEED TO seek additional materials as follows:

a. Academic: Library books and journals can be accessed using the library databases.

b. Institutional: Organisational websites (e.g. The Australian Bureau of Statistics, Department of Immigration, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, United Nations etc.) may provide useful
information. Keep in mind though that blogs, social networking sites, Wikipedia etc. are not
considered to be academic sources. In many cases the information on these sites has not been
subject to peer evaluation and/or the accuracy of the material presented therein cannot be verified.
For this reason, internet sources in particular should be carefully evaluated.

c. Media: Various media (e.g. magazines, websites, newspapers, television media, and films) can be used as empirical examples. However, in a theoretical essay these should be used only sparingly to help illustrate your points in original, creative and reflective ways. As with academic and
institutional sources these must be appropriately referenced.

3) As you read be sure to take comprehensive notes which will help you make sense of the topic.
When you take notes remember to identify someone else’s ideas or thoughts with accurate
referencing so as to avoid plagiarism when it comes time to writing up.

4) Everyone has a different approach to essay writing but you need to ensure that you undertake
some level of planning. Noting key points and the order in which you will address them will help you
develop a logical argument. If you keep referring back to them as you write, your list of key points
can also help you ensure that you are being consistent and not wavering from your argument.
5) Begin writing your essay! As you do so, keep in mind that better essays are those that develop a
strong line of argument, which is well structured and balances description and critical analysis. Good
questions to ask yourself are:
• ‘Does this point relate to the main ideas I want to get across or does it distract the reader’?
• ‘Does the point I am making answer the question? Does it relate to the point before and after
it, and if so how?
• ‘So what? What is the significance of this point? Why am I writing about it?’
• ‘How can I prove my point?’ ‘What sources can I use to support my argument?’
• ‘Do I agree with the perspective presented in the source that I am discussing? Why/why not?’
• ‘How does the perspective of the author that I am discussing compare/contrast with some of
the others?’ ‘What is unique/interesting about what this author has to say?’

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Read Part One of “Economics In One Lesson” by Henry Hazlitt and write an essay that applies the lesson to analyse a real world issue. Hazlitt’s book is free online at: http://www.fee.org/pdf/books/Economics_in_one_lesson.pdf. Apart from the book, you should have at least 3 other references as well.
This is an essay that requires you to demonstrate a critical understanding of Hazlitt’s theory and how he applies it to real world examples. You are required to read part two of the book to see how Hazlitt applied the lesson to issues of his time. Follow Hazlitt’s model and analyze a current issue of your choosing.

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The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights applied to these questions asked by Richard Thompson Ford, in his book Universal Rights Down to Earth: Is it truly universal and Does it weaken the idea of rights?

Apply Article 15 of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights:(1.Everyone has the right to a nationality and 2)No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his nationality nor denied the right to change his nationality.) To these questions asked by Richard Thompson Ford, in his book Universal Rights Down to Earth : 1. Is it, Article 15, truly universal? And 2. Does it, Article 15, weaken the idea of rights? Also is anything gained or lost when the UN describes a desirable goal like article 15? Please reference Richard Thompson Ford, in his book Universal Rights Down to Earth.

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1-Please take The Craft of Research by Wayne Booth and create handout for students using any part of it (I chose attached file). It should be helpful and useful for your students, they are your audience. Here is a format you might want to use:
*Goal: (e.g., to enhance your ability to write a strong focus for the argument synthesis paper)
*Method: (e.g., an adaption of Booth from a particular chapter-practicing acknowledging and responding)
so basically you will read attached document (Making a claim and supporting it) and please write 1 page about goals and methods for the student in using it.

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On Hamlet: In “Ophelia’s Desperation,” Joan Montgomery Byles considers how Ophelia’s “sense of self seems… defined and controlled by the men in her life.” Can Byles’ analysis of Ophelia’s place “embedded in Elizabethan sexist society” be applied to Gertrude, the other woman in the play? There are a number of aspects about Gertrude that can be addressed in this topic: be sure to have a focused argument, and that your argument is supported by “close reading” / explication of speeches from the play—do not just summarize the characters’ actions.

1). Present a clear, focused argument that invites inquiry (nothing so obvious that an essay doesn’t need to be written to explore your stance and reading of the play).
2). Include explication (“close reading”) of key passages to support your argument: Support your position with discussion of the essay and explication of the play. Essay should show that you have carefully studied and analyzed the play, and in your close reading / explication of passages, you are giving reasons to support your argument.
3). Demonstrate your understanding of the issues and positions of the essay, as well as the play.

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Case Study Analysis Evaluate the case below and choose two (2) potential differential diagnoses that relate to PARA2000 topic content.

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Write a proposal of 5-6 pages (1250-1500 words) that suggests a fresh way to help solve a local or community public problem. Your proposal should be in the form of an editorial or article that proposes a solution to a specific problem. Your proposal should be organized into three sections: problem, solution, benefits. For the proposal, you should have at least four articles (secondary sources). NOTE: You may substitute one interview (primary source) for one of the four articles. The proposal should be presented in a professional format with the use of sources documented according to MLA guidelines. (NOTE: See “Salvation Army: Partnership for Giving” ( salvationarmy.rtf) or “Proposal to Improve On-Time Performance Rate for Fairfax County Connector.” ( fairfax.rtf)

Your writing will be graded on the basis of the following:
Proposal is tailored to a specific audience.
Proposal is written in the form of an article or editorial.
Proposal has an introduction that engages the reader.
Writer states the problem clearly in the introduction.
Writer provides some background or contextual information.
Writer includes research that shows the scope and seriousness of the problem (at least four articles or one interview and three articles)
Writer attributes research clearly to credible sources using MLA style guidelines.
Writer presents a clear solution to the problem.
Writer provides the necessary details to show the feasibility of the proposed solution.
Writer explains the benefits of the solution to the audience.
Proposal is designed visually so that it is clear and easy to read.
Language is concise, clear, positive, and specific.
Writing style is appropriate for a college-level audience.
No serious errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling.

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In this assignment, you will write a 2500 word essay (not counting references) based upon the title that you have been given.
You will answer the opening question, combining learning from the 60058 lecture programme with supporting secondary research. You will also integrate observations from participating in the 60058 assignment 1 simulation and make meaningful conclusions and recommendations. It will be a challenge to do this in 2500 words. Ultimately, you should be able to conclude something meaningful about the role of commercial management in the management of projects.

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Please read the case study “Bone Secours Health Care”.

Write a 2-3 page paper. Be sure to address the following questions in your paper:

• How well could this level of flexible scheduling work in another industry? For example, a steel mill?

• Identify other potential flexible work ideas that Bon Secours might use.

• Flexible scheduling is common in health care. What would be the likely result without it?

Include a cover sheet and 2-3 references. References should be obtained through the Grantham University online library (see attachment). Only one website reference will be allowed (not Wikipedia).

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the case study entitled “FedEx’s Independent Contractors: Is the Company Really Recruiting Employees?”.

Write a 2 – 3 page paper. Include a discussion of the following:

• Describe why FedEx’s delivery agreement blurs the line between being an employee of the company and being an independent contractor for the company.

• How should the company address the interpretative problems associated with its delivery agreement with independent contractors?

Include a cover sheet and 2-3 references. References should be obtained through the Grantham University online library (see attachment). Only one website reference will be allowed (not Wikipedia).

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