Write a preview on the topic to show the development of rhetoric in Greece and how it relates to today.
Just to give you an idea the other topic are art, war, politics and religion.
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You have examined specific examples of art that represent myth. Myths were created by early humans in an attempt to understand the world. Myths describe acts of creation, the belief in gods and goddesses, and the actions of heroes and heroines. They define good and evil. Examples of contemporary myths include the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Harry Potter book series.
Do you see a purpose for myth in contemporary society?
•Should fact-based scientific reality supersede myth? If so, why?
•If not, what are the benefits of continuing the tradition of myth making?
•Do contemporary humans need myths? Why or why not?
Assume that you work for the U.S. State Department and your assignment is to write a country report about Afghanistan in view of the U.S. military withdrawal from the country. Based upon your readings, you must assess whether massive US economic and technical aid (such as fostering democratic and market friendly economic institutions based upon the US model, and assistance to pro-democracy NGOs) will help Afghanistan in establishing a democracy and competitive capitalism-in the western sense of the term-by 2023.
Paper details
1.Title Page with student’s name, assignment number, and title.
2.References using APA in-text citations.
3.Written in essay format with at least three sections, a 150 word introduction, content, and wrap-up or summary.
The following elements must be included in your paper.
1. Executive Summary/Abstract
a. Summarize plan in a few paragraphs
b. Include positioning statement
2. Overview of company
a. Mission statement
b. Product/service description
c. Competitors
d. SWOT Analysis
3. Market Segment
a. Identify the primary and secondary target markets.
b. Provide rationale for selection
4. 4 Ps, Branding strategy
a. Clearly identify product and/or service
b. Price strategy
i. What is your pricing strategy-penetration, skimming, competition, cost plus, etc.
ii. Rationale for your selected strategy.
1. Fixed/variable costs
2. Competition
3. Target group and willingness to pay
iii. Selected strategy’s relationship to market positioning.
c. Place (Distribution) Plan
i. What is your strategy in determining how and where the consumer buys your product/service?
d. Advertising and Sales Promotion Plan
i. How are you going to reach your target market?
ii. Advertising
iii. Which media will be most effective?
iv. Will you use social media?
v. What types of sales promotion strategies will you employ?
1. Free samples, coupons, product demonstrations, etc.
e. Develop a branding strategy that covers brand name, logo, and slogan.
You are particularly required to address the following questions:
(a) Is the right to self-defence embodied in Article 51 of the United Nations Charter relevant in this age of the proliferation of nuclear weapons? (Marks: 20)
(b) Critically examine the advisory opinion of 8 July 1996 of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on nuclear self-defence in the case: Legality of the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons. ((Marks: 20)
Note: the text of this advisory opinion is available in (1996) ICJ Reports 226; or http://www.icj-cij.org/docket/files/95/7495.pdf
(c) Do you think that the requirement of “armed attack” in Article 51 warrants reform to cater for the proliferation of WMDs? (Marks: 10)
Your papers should:
– Include an introductory section outlining what you’ll do and the argument you’ll develop regarding the passage (3 marks)
– Pick out relevant words/phrases/concepts and explore their meaning in accordance with your argument (10 marks)
– Provide a coherent and thorough explanation of the passage in accordance with your argument(10 marks)
– Be fully referenced (5 marks)
– Be grammatically correct and organizationally well-structured (7 marks)”
EXAM QUESTIONS
1) Christian ideals were important to people in Europe in the Middle Ages; however, not everyone lived up to those ideals. (If you need a refresher on Christian ideals think of Sir Gawain’s behavior or Jesus’ teachings from The Sermon on the Mount.) Chaucer describes characters who live by high, noble Christian ideals and those who don’t but instead are motivated by greed and self-interest. Select four characters described in the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales and discuss how each one lived according to Christian ideals of morality or obviously failed to do so. Explain how Chaucer uses language to reveal his opinion of each character. Quote examples from the text that show how Chaucer uses tone, caricature, irony and wit in his writing to entertain the reader and pass judgment on his characters.
2) King Lear is a tragic hero. Describe the tragic flaw that limits his understanding of his true situation, his reversal of fortunes and new awareness he gains as a result of his suffering. Compare and contrast his situation to that of Oedipus. Support your thinking with examples from the text.
3) Explain how these three female characters deal with infidelity: Medea and the Wife of Bath. Discuss similarities and differences you notice in their responses. Support your thinking with examples from the text.
4) Compare and contrast the sibling rivalry of Cain and Abel and Leah and Rachel from the Hebrew Bible with the sibling rivalry between Edgar and Edmund and Goneril and Regan in King Lear. Support your thinking with examples from the text.
You can choose manufacturing company operating in the U.S such as sonic, GM motors and so on except 3M. any industrial field are allowed; cloth, electronic, food, cars. paper need to follow marketing plan format.
In Writing with Style, John Trimble describes the characteristics of writing that make it “readable.” Many of these traits are evident in John Schwartz’s memoir Oddly Normal.
In a brief essay in class, discuss several readable qualities of the prose from pages 9 – 11 of Schwartz’s book. Cite Trimble’s Observation about “readability” to help explain your observations.
Some notes (directions) given by Professor:
• Put the summary or quotation in a subordinate clause, and state the analysis in the main clause. (A sentence structure for combing summary / Quotation with analysis.)
• When John Trimble notes that readable is confident, the phrase writing “we must learn to love our kids” embodies this.
• Schwartz writes in general English combination of formal and informal. He writes