Independent media
Answer one of the questions below. 300 word minimum. Don’t forget to include quotes and page numbers and to use analysis and evaluation. Refer to the grading rubric provided. Also use the additional PDFs that I provided to answer any of the selected questions.
1). Explain “independent media” and its relationship to subculture and mainstream media according to Ono and Pham. Cite and analyze examples from the reading/viewing this week. State your positionality, where you agree, disagree, or find resistance or accommodation to dominant media.
2). Analyze how independent media uses what Ono and Pham identify as passive and vernacular discourse in different genres like music, comedy, and web tv. Cite and analyze examples from the reading/viewing this week. State your positionality, where you agree, disagree, or find resistance or accommodation to dominant media.
Social and economic devilment programs
For your final assignment in the class, locate a community-based organization in your local community. Research the history of the organization, including an interview with a member of the organization’s leadership, and define its purpose(s) in the community. Discuss the role a needs assessment played in creating the organization and identify how those needs have evolved over time and how the organization has responded to changing needs. Drawing upon current scholarly research, using at least 5 appropriate resources, evaluate the organization in terms of its effectiveness in terms of social capital, organizational relationships, leadership, and cultural influences. Identify the organization’s strengths and weaknesses, and suggest methods to improve its effectiveness. Examine the ethical issues that face this organization and critique the organization’s response to those issues. Finally, create a job position within the organization
Personality instrument
Prior to beginning work on this assignment, review Chapter 3 in your textbook and the HumanMetrics Jung Typology Test website, and read the Choca (1999), Bracken-Minor & McDevitt-Murphy (2014), and Westen (1998) articles.
For this assignment, choose a historically important figure or a character from a movie, novel, or TV show, then address the following in your paper:
Examine your figure or character from the perspective of Jung’s theoretical approach to personality and describe your chosen figure or character based on the dichotomous facets of personality as defined by Jung.
Evaluate the current Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality instrument, which is based on Jung’s theories, and provide your impression of your chosen figure or character through the major facets of the MBTI.
Analyze how ethical issues might affect the implementation of MBTI personality assessment in the setting native to your chosen figure or character.
Assess the MBTI and its use to provide results on your chosen figure or character and describe the efficacy and reliability of this assessment as it relates to your chosen person.
Summarize and present your opinion about how well this theory describes the person in question. Provide research to support your claims.
The Personality Analysis
The cross of Christ
please read the file and also select a topic u wanna work on and let me know in a day and start after i get approval from professor them start working on it
Leadership of Adolf Hitler
The graphic novel Maus by Art Spiegelman is a rich and engaging story. It follows his own parents’ story in Poland during the 1930s, and describes their experiences as the Nazis invaded and persecuted the Jewish population. Spiegelman presents his story in graphic form, portraying his characters as animals. Let’s take a look at a summary and analysis.
Maus takes place during two different periods in time. The present time in Florida frames the story of the past. In the present, Art interacts with his father, Vladek. From these interactions, the story moves to the past as Vladek recounts his experiences as a Jew in German-occupied Poland. The second part of the story describes Vladek’s life in the concentration camps.
Part One: The Present
The story begins with Vladek as a young man in the mid-1930s living in Poland. His friends help set him up with a girl named Anja. Anja lives in Sosnowiec, Poland, and her parents are extremely wealthy.
Vladek makes a good impression and shows that he is self-determined and not afraid of hard work. He becomes somewhat successful in his own right, and Anja’s father loans Vladek money to build his own factory. Vladek and Anja soon marry, and have a son, Richieu. Life is good.
Then the threat of the Germans descends on Poland. Vladek fights for the Polish Army on the front line but is captured and becomes a prisoner of war. Vladek is able to escape and returns to his family. He acquires paperwork from his black market contacts, which, in addition to his wealth, keeps his family safe from capture. Many of their friends and some family members are captured or killed.
His son Richieu had been sent to stay with his aunt, but she poisons him along with her own children to prevent them from being sent to the concentration camps. Vladek and Anja barely manage to stay alive in the ghettos where the Germans confine the Jewish population. Eventually they resort to hiding to prevent capture by the Germans, but are betrayed by one of their own, and Vladek and Anja are captured. They are sent to separate camps at Auschwitz.
Deadliest pandemics in human history
PAPER SHOULD BE NO MORE THAN SIX TYPED PAGES IN LENGTH. IT SHOULD
BE DOUBLE-SPACED WITH REASONABLE MARGINS. USE PAGE NUMBER.
PROVIDE REFERENCES.
PROMPT: Read Boccaccio’s description of the plague and other of the readings on the Black Death in the
website. Think of how those writing about the plague describe its course and development. How
would you relate those experiences of the plague in the past to the present pandemic? How was it
different? How was somewhat similar?
I included the readings that go accordingly to the essay prompt please refer to this reading. Starts from pages 95-106.
Economic and cultural factors
In this analytical essay, you will analyze 1). the article’s content, 2). historical context, 3). the credentials of the author, 4). its symbolism in American culture and, finally, offer 5). a personal reflection on its broader themes. These 5 sections, together, will create an analytical essay in which you have presented properly contextualized understanding of the document and its production, along with a personal reflection upon it.
1). Book content: Provide a summary of the content of the text. Basically, this is your chance to show me that you understood the reading and can put it in your own words. For this part, citations/quotations should NOT be used, and instead, paraphrasing and rewording should be employed to show your depth of knowledge. Obviously, this should be very brief and can’t possibly encompass everything. The most salient point should be privileged.
2). Historical context: Provide enough historical background to appropriately understand the production of the document. You should show that you understand where and when it was written and under what political circumstances it was written and what it sought to accomplish. Other factors you may choose to explore include socioeconomic, racial, colonial, economic and cultural factors. Your motivating question should be: how does this document help us understand the time in which it was written?
Rehabilitation policy
based on the report you worked on i need a 10 minute presentation briefs the report and focuses in the policy and how it will affect.
Palestinians and Jews
This paper should include the following elements: a) a description of the author and the context in which s/he wrote; b) a concise summary of the argument of the reading(s); c) an articulation of the key questions that arise from the reading, either those raised by the author or those that come to your mind.
This paper should 3 pages in length. Citation to include page numbers.
Palestinians and Jews
This paper should include the following elements: a) a description of the author and the context in which s/he wrote; b) a concise summary of the argument of the reading(s); c) an articulation of the key questions that arise from the reading, either those raised by the author or those that come to your mind.
This paper should 3 pages in length. Citation to include page numbers.
Reference
Said, Edward W. “Zionism from the standpoint of its victims.” Social Text 1(1979): 7-58.