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Compare and contrast in three to four paragraphs, contrast two nursing models and theories found in your reading. Discuss how they are similar or different in the way the define/discuss health and wellness, illness, the client, the environment, and nursing. Summarize by selecting the one model or theory that aligns best with your beliefs and then describe how this would affect the way in which you would practice nursing.

Discussion 3: The Statue of LibertyNo unread replies. No replies.The Statue of Liberty has a plaque that says: “Give me your poor, your tired, your huddled masses yearning to be free.  The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.  Send them, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me.  I lift my lamp beside the golden door.”Is this welcoming attitude still appropriate in today’s America?

forum “2” – David Grossman: Individual Language and Mass LanguageIn Grossman’s essay “Individual Language and Mass Language” in Writing in the Dark it is important to think on such citations:“And perhaps, then, this is the great question that people living in this age must relentlessly ask themselves: In what state, at which moment, do I become part of the faceless crowd, ‘the masses’ ?” (79)“A good book – and there are not many, because literature too, of course, is subject to the seductions and obstacles of mass media – individualizes and extracts the single reader out of the masses. It gives him an opportunity to feel how spiritual contents, memories, and existential possibilities can float up and rise from within him, from unfamiliar places, and they are his alone. The fruits of his personality alone. The result of his most intimate refinements. And in the mass culture of daily life, in the overall pollution of our consciousness, it is so difficult for these soulful contents to emerge from the inner depths and be animated.” (83)“At its best, literature can be kind to us: it can slightly allay our sense of insult at the dehumanization that results from living in large, anonymous global societies. The insult of describing ourselves in coarse language, in clichés, in generalizations, and stereotypes. The result of our becoming – as Herbert Marcuse said – ‘one-dimensional man’.” (83-4)In light of these citations, what is of utmost importance in how Grossman is distinguishing between individual and mass language? Analyze and interpret this further in regard to at least one of the following ideas or issues: intimacy, consciousness, imagination, and nationalism.  In the context of your post, refer us to at least one citation from Grossman’s essay that further embellishes or illuminates your analysis and briefly interpret the connection and importance of your chosen citation. Finally, how is this problem of language entwined in the Middle East conflict?

Research Plan Preparation WorksheetPrompt: Replace the original questions with a revised version of that question, and one to two sentences explaining how you approached your revisions for that question to give your instructor insight on your revision process. Then, answer the questions about the primary sources below with the relevant information. Research Question 1*Original Question: Did the writer’s of the constitution believe that it should be amended as time and civilization progressed?Revised Question:[Insert one to two sentences explaining how you approached your revisions for the question above.]Research Question 2*Original Question: Should the people oversee their own government?Revised Question:[Insert one to two sentences explaining how you approached your revisions for the question above.]Applying what you have learned about comparing primary sources and analyzing secondary sources, revisit the primary sources you chose, list them below, and describe what each of these sources adds to your understanding of your selected topic. *Original primary source chosen:National Archives and Records Administration (n.d.) Founders online.Meyerson, M.L. (2009) Liberty’s blueprint how Madison and Hamilton wrote the Federation Constitution and made democracy safe for the world.1. Name of primary source:Author:Hyperlink:What this source adds to your understanding of your selected topic:2.  Name of primary source: [Insert text.]Author:Hyperlink:What this source adds to your understanding of your selected topic:

You have just been elected to be the next secretary-general of the United Nations, and you have been charged to end the conflict in the Middle East.Which of the items listed below would be the first issue you would resolve so the Middle East might start on the path toward a productive, peaceful future? Why did you choose that issue? Or, is there another issue, not listed, that needs attention before these? Be sure to identify any important significance between the issue and the geographic location in which it stems.? Palestine and Israel? Sunni and Shiite? Oil and the West? The continuing U.S. and Russian competition for influenceKeep in mind that whichever solution you address may have unintended consequences on other situations and relationships in the region. That is, if your solution to one issue makes matters worse elsewhere, it is not a sound solution and will be rejected.

PART I : Significance Essay 1: STYLISTIC Analysis (50 points)Write an essay (2 pages in length, double-spaced, 12 pt. font) discussing its STYLISTIC significance. Be sure to cover the following points in your analysis:• Identify the artist, title, period style and medium.• Analyze the stylistic characteristics (light, line, color, scale, medium & subject matter)• Why is the artwork stylistically significant? How does it represent its regional, religious or cultural style?• What stylistic influences can you identify?• Be sure to apply specific art historical terms (vocabulary) in your answer.• Use complete sentences and paragraphs including an introduction and conclusion.The essay must be 2 pages in length, double-spaced, 12 pt. font.PART II: Significance Essay II: Analysis of CULTURAL CONTEXT (50 points)Write an essay?2 pages in length, double-spaced, 12 pt. font) discussing its CULTURAL significance. Be sure to cover the following points in your analysis:• Identify the artist, title, period style and medium.• Discuss the subject matter of the artwork. Does it contain any iconography, symbolism, narrative story or message?• Discuss the cultural (religious, historical, political) context of the artwork.• Why is this artwork culturally significant? What does it tell us about the culture/religion/region that produced it?• Be sure to apply specific art historical terms (vocabulary) in your answer.• Use complete sentences and paragraphs including an introduction and conclusion.The essay must be 2 pages in length, double-spaced, 12 pt. font.Please cite your sources in either endnotes or footnotes, along with a works cited section/formal bibliography in the MLA format style.

Was the United States Constitution a democratic document?  If so, how? If not, why not? Draw evidence from the Constitution and from events in the Early Republic.

Read the Apostles of Disunion (short read of 80 pages). Please consider these questions as you are reading Apostles of Disunion. Let these inform and guide your reading, rather than necessarily serve as a list to be answered in your essay. Why did Charles Dew write Apostles of Disunion? What contribution is he making to the larger scholarship, that is, how is he contributing to or pushing back against the work of previous historians? What kids of sources is he using to make his argument? Can we see a difference between the rationale of the “first-wave” secessionists and those who came later?

A longstanding debate over Machiavelli rests on his place as a major intellectual of the Renaissance. With that in mind, answer one of these questions in the form of a short paper:1) What are the characteristics of a “Good Prince” according the Machiavelli?2) Is Machiavelli a Humanist?Create a typed response between 300 and 400 words, which answers one of these particular questions fully. Include the word count on the last line of your paper. Be sure to use specific examples from the readings. You must include specific quotes from Machiavelli.If you do not include specific examples or do not reach the word limit, you will not receive full points on the assignment. Do not repeat the question, but instead incorporate it into your answer. Avoid being overly vague with your examples and be sure, again, to make use of the readings. For quotations, note the page number and author (when available).You will be submitting your paper through Canvas, through the assignment link. You must upload your paper to this link before the end of the day Saturday (11:59 pm). I will grade your papers through the link, and you should be able to see my comments within a few days of submission.

Book need to read: Elaine Weiss, The Woman’s Hour: The Great Fight to Win the VoteInstructions: Please answer  the  prompt  question(s)  in  essay  form. Your paper must contain clear  and concise analysis and beat least three pages in length(no more than five), double-spaced, with one-inch margins and twelve-point font.Prompt Question(due Saturday,March 6,2020): In your paper, discuss how author Elaine Weiss uses the narrative style to the tell the story of the quest for women’s suffrage in the United States. Who does she identify as the primary characters in this historical story? In what ways did inter-movement conflicts, political opportunism, and strong personalities influence the fight for (and eventual passage of) the 19thamendment to the Constitution? Do you feel the author’s narrative style strengthened or hindered the central arguments of the book?