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Write a 1200 research essay in MLA format about the “Effects of Birth Control” using in text citations. At the end of the essay, include work cited 

Prompt: “The Moral Logic of Survivor’s Guilt” tells multiple accounts of survival. How are Captain Bonenberger’s and Captain Prior’s experiences similar and different? Write an essay comparing the two men’s struggle with survivor’s guilt. *Be sure to include evidence cited from the text  

Format: Microsoft Word, three pages, double-spaced, 12-pt. font, standard margins 
The main difference between this assignment and your previous paper (“Close Reading for Language”) is that this essay will propose a main “point” or “message” to the story or poem you are analyzing and follow that message through the entire piece, tracing out how it builds and develops. This assignment will also focus on the various methods the writer uses to convince and perhaps even manipulate you into agreement, or into thinking harder and deeper on the subject at hand. 
Instead of merely describing the content of an author’s claims (“what” is being said and whether you as a reader agree or disagree), your essay should instead be an analysis of “how” the tactics and techniques that writers use to push her points across work.  “Rhetoric” comes from a word meaning “to weave” (from the classical Greek) and this third paper should focus on how a writer builds an argument and a point-of-view out of the fabric of language. 
This again means a microscopic attention to the way that words, punctuation and blank space are set down on a page. Remember how the word “argument” is being used here—in academic terms an argument is not so much a quarrel as a piece of attempted persuasion. As well, the paper should search for techniques like “hyperbole” (or exaggeration) and “antithesis” (or contrast). Where is there irony or sarcasm of tone? How are the active and passive voices contrasted? 
As in your close-reading paper, you cannot be too “small” in register. Focus on the tiny elements with which an argument is constructed. We too often think in terms of binary or dualism—simple contrasts between “opposites,” but generally the most productive thinking on a subject takes places in that dangerous territory in between.
Again, this assignment’s main task is to locate the central, main “thrust” or “claim” of one of the poems or stories from our course reader and then to proceed to analyze how this message is developed. This means underlining and emphasizing those key moments in the piece where it uses specific language to convey its point and convince its readership. Your own essay will similarly use its own language to convince us that you have paid close attention to those methods used in an act of linguistic persuasion.
TOPICS 
Read Suji Kwock-Kim’s “Generation” in relations to the ongoing political controversies concerning reproductive rights and abortion. How does a strange narrative in which a fetus recounts development inside the womb complicate our sense of “personhood”?
Sherman Alexie’s “My Heroes Have Never Been Cowboys” is a Native American perspective on the “mythology” of the American West. How does Alexie manage to dismantle much of the so-called “heroism” of America’s “settling”? 
you can choose one  of these two readings, you can see which one is more easier for you . readings attached below.
I did this same assigment twice and I also had attached the corrections that my professor want me to fix on the first paper i did, you can take a look on the pdf attached below as “corrections” so you not gonna make the same mistake as i did ( in case) I know you are professional and i trust you not gonna make the same mistake !
and also my professor can see if the paper have used AI or any translator so do not use any of these programs 
if you have any question please let me know ! and I also will have a couple more orders for you to complete in the next few days. THANK YOU !

Summarize the main points of Nancy Mair’s essay “On Being a Cripple.” Your summary should be two pages. Reference at least 2 points in her essay. Your paper must follow the guidelines below:
2 pages long
APA formatting, which includes:
cover page
in text citations
reference page
some keep pointers we discussed in class were disability, visibility, and identity.

This week we continue to consider how the expectations of gendered differences affect people in the workplace. 
Remember that the resources must be about your gender identity in career decisions, the workplace, and other considerations/issues that affect work and occupation choices and experiences.
When finding resources, make sure to choose what speaks to your identity and experiences. Avoid articles that are not about your specific identity.
Find:
2 peer reviewed academic  journal articles (within last 5 years)
AND 1 recent source that is credible (within 3 years)  
Can be news, data, video as long as the source is credible and of significant length
Grad students: 3 academic and 2 other
Format for each resource:
Standard formal paper format
1-inch margins, 12-point font, page numbers, double spaced
Title page
Follow Pudue OWL instructions for the title page, found here (only use for the title page)
Read the Purdue notes on the left for exact spacing 
Make a new page for each reference
Do the following in order:
At the top list reference in APA Style
Make sure to double check them
Find the Purdue OWL electronic sources page here
TED Talk and YouTube have specific formatting
First paragraph: Summary
Academic journal articles suggestionsof what you may want to include:
who/what was studied
discussion points
conclusion
suggestions 
all information you think you will use in the term paper
again write only what is pertinent to you and why you choose this article
Other sources: 
who, what, when, where, etc that is pertinent to you
pertinent specific information, statistics, etc you will use in the term paper
Second paragraph: How it applies to you personally
In a paragraph write how this applies to your identity, matches your experience, or explains what you have observed in what has happened to you, your family, or those very close to you. Also write a sentence expressing how you might use the information from the article in the term paper. 
Make sure to speak of how it directly affects YOU, even when it is a family member’s story
Keep the paragraphs brief at 3-4 sentences.Each reference should be less than a page.

Essay #3 The Bystander Effect
Professor Arms-Gradington
Background/Topic: The topic of the Bystander Effect has been introduced, researched,
challenged and confirmed for the last 50 years. While many have applauded Latane and Darley’s
efforts to understand the problems facing citizens when they are confronted with emergency
encounters, others have often asked if this is true, then what is next?
Connection: The purpose of the readings in this Unit was to introduce you to the topic of the
bystander effect, and give you some background and context to the term. The goal now is to find
a connection between what we think we know about the bystander effect, and the realities that
we now face decades later.
Writing Assignment: For this assignment, you will write an argumentative essay based on the
topic of the Bystander Effect. You may choose from the following options:
● Option 1: Define and discuss the bystander effect. Write an argument where
you agree or disagree with Latane and Darley’s findings in their simulated
emergency experiment.
By choosing this option, you must be able to explain and define
Latane and Darley’s conclusions derived from their experiment, the
diffusion of responsibility, and explain your position on their
findings.
● Option 2: Using the bystander effect as a foundation, write an argument in
which you discuss the bystander effect and what are the benefits and
consequences modern technology has contributed to it?
For this option, you must be able to explain and define the bystander
effect, and discuss ways in which technology/social media’s
connection to what it means to be a bystander in today’s society.
All essays options must include:
● A definition, context or summary of the bystander effect
● A strong argumentative thesis that follows the model: subject + opinion + why , making
sure to clearly state your position on your topic using key words from the prompt option
you are choosing
● Your essay must include a counterargument and rebuttal. Please make sure to
use the TSIS templates for introducing a counterargument.
● An in depth discussion in the body paragraphs, where you discuss, analyze, connect and
support your argument with context from the readings
● Support from at least TWO reading from the unit and TWO sources from the
library database (No Wikipedia, but GOOGLE SCHOLAR is OK) a total of 4
sources (You may use more sources, but 4 is the minimum)
● Must be 5-7 Pages in length (This does not include the Works Cited Page)
● Works Cited Page in MLA format

QUICK SPECS: 2,250-3,000 words (7-10 pages) with at least five credible sources, four of which are academic journal articles) in APA format
Students will individually or in pairs conduct research and write an observational research paper with the following sections. If you are working with a partner, please email me along with your partner to let me know and I’ll offer you some additional instructions.
Please read the example before starting. It offers an example of what you need to do in order to successfully complete the project; you’re welcome to use it as a template for creating your own, too.
Cover Page
This should be in APA format.
Executive Summary
1 page, single-spaced. This is a short overview of the paper that summarizes the key findings and recommendations. (Don’t try to write this first–you should complete the paper in order to complete this section.)
Introduction (Literature Review)
About 2 pages, double-spaced–or about 600 words. Explain why the topic is important. Share at least 4 academic journal articles here. This section is for the purpose of summarizing other research that exists about the topic and explaining how your research that you’re about to go do will contribute to the existing information.
Methodology
1-2 pages, double-spaced–300-500 words. Explain how the research was conducted (do not use first person like “I” here). How often was the research conducted? What was the frequency? Is that suggestion backed by any of the research that was already considered in the literature review?
Analysis [indicator table & findings chart required]
Table–2-3 pages. The table should have questions grouped into 3-4 categories: the example has 4. There should be at least 20 questions in the table that you develop to answer. Use the table in the example as a model. This section discusses the information that you find during the observation process through a table and a chart. Both of these elements are required.
Outcomes and Recommendations
2-3 pages, double-spaced–or about 600-750 words. Share in sentence format the information found in the table. Use subheadings of “Strengths,” “Weaknesses,” and “Recommendations” to talk about how well your subject meets criteria based on your project (ex., if you’re observing the accessibility of a website, you would note what it does well in “strengths” and what it could improve on in “weaknesses.” Then, offer at least three recommendations in paragraph form that would share what could be done to improve on the weaknesses.
Conclusion
In one paragraph, re-summarize and share information that explains the importance of this to the greater community or in the future.
Reference Page
APA fomat. Required.
See the following exampleLinks to an external site. of the paper.

Conducting Literary Research
In this activity, you will conduct literary research to answer and refine a research question.
Then, you will synthesize the information from your sources to write a literary analysis essay that makes a strong claim and supports it.(I INCLUDED THE PAPERS WITH INSGRUCTIONS ON
WHAT I NEED AND THE RUBRIC)

Read “Hidden Intellectualism” by Gerald Graff pp. 548-554
After you have read the Graff essay, find one aspect of something in your life where your knowledge and expertise outside of the world of college/academics has given you a certain kind of “street smarts” that aids you in some aspect of your life and your ambitions. You must use the reading from our text as a source at least once in the paper, citing it properly.
Your final exam essay should have, as part of the requirements:
A Works Cited page with at least three sources and in-text citations that use EACH source on that page somewhere in the text of your essay with the proper parenthetical citation.  One of those sources should be the essay found in our textbook.
Three double-spaced pages of text (not counting the Works Cited page).
You have many templates, tips and tools to put together a powerful essay: tying elements, strong thesis (or dual-thesis), anecdotes, quotations (voice break-up), cultural references, side-bar topics, varied sentence structure, action verbs, action scenes, voice break-up, transitional sentences,, history paragraphs, fact paragraphs, humor, conversational tone, details and grounding your reader in a place.
Remember to: INFORM, MOVE and ENTERTAIN your reader!

Outline is already done for this paper but please dont use any other outside source than the story I’ll be attaching