Essays

What theme from Macbeth struck you as being the most significant or thought-provoking? In what ways does the play address this theme? Be sure to reference specific incidents and quotes from the text. How does the treatment of this theme in Macbeth help you to understand the human condition? In other words, how does Macbeth … Read more

Psychosocial Assessment Outline Introduction Presenting problem/concern A brief account of the stated reason for seeking services, including who sees the situation as concerning and why they see it as concerning. This should include referral source (if available), voluntary or involuntary status, number, length, and nature of contacts, and sources of information including the clients statement … Read more

Write about an ethical issue. What did at least 3 philosophers say about it in your readings? What do you personally think about it? Why or why not? I am not looking to see if you agree with this, but why.

Write a paper : The US Constitution Federal Arbitration act 1921 Wickard v Filburn Mcculloch v Maryland Establishment clause Lemon test Preponderance Standard Wisconsin v Yoder Patterson v New York Mullaney v Wilbur

Write a comparative study between Weak Judicial Review (New Zealand/Australia) on the one hand and Strong (Canada/United States) and which one is best for Canada

Write a critical analysis using the article called “Resilience, Stress and Well-Being in Undergraduate Nursing Students in China and the UK”

Why did Samuel Tuke believe that the comfort of the patients at the York Retreat

Defend how a current television/streaming program of your choice has the elements of one of the stylized theatre genres mentioned in Ch. 8. Compare and contrast your chosen tv/streaming show to a play from your chosen genre to point out specific elements that are similar to the genre. 5 pages double spaced. *stylized theater genres … Read more

Observation Go to a public place and observe the people there for 25 minutes. What are the details of the location? Describe the general context (time of day, lighting, sounds, vibe/energy, etc.). Describe the people around you and their sociodemographic characteristics (age, race/ethnicity, gender/sex, socioeconomic status, etc.). Please contact your instructor if you have questions … Read more

1. Why study nonstate actors as a field of international politics? 2. How might nonstate groups like terrorists, resistance groups, criminal organizations, and protest movements capitalize on the decline of state sovereignty and the rise of globalization? Give specific examples identifying specific strategies of actors in this context. 3. An undercurrent theme of this course … Read more