This order is the beginning of a series of orders that will finish by the end of the school year next year. I plan to be working with only 1 writer. I will be needing your BEST Literature major writer. I have been requesting for an excellent writer but, so far, all have not passed my prof. I hope I will also be given the chance for an excellent writer. Details of the order to follow.

Paper Five: Argument and your Profession (Research Based Argument) For you final paper of the course, you will explore argument in your own professional field. Within any profession there are issues that are actively debated and discussed and having the ability to take part in that professional debate, in an intelligent and knowledgeable way, is important to your professional success. For this essay you will take an issue on which people in your profession actively disagree and take a clear position on that issue. You will support your position with reasons, and you will support your reasons with evidence, the elements of argument that you have been studying all semester. Your audience for this paper will be others in your professional field as well as the general public. Terms commonly used inside the profession that may be new to a general audience will need to be explained. You are the author of this paper, so the arguments you present will be your own (without using “I”

Bennett and Royle argue that all literature concerns itself with the secret--not only the revelation of a secret, but the idea of literature as "resistant to being read" (An Intro to Literature 275). "Adventure of the Dancing Men" by British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; "Murder in the Rue Morgue" Short story by Edgar Allan Poe. Discuss the ways in which the characters and/or the narrative rely on secrets as an important part of their narrative or generic structure. HINT: Does EVERYTHING get explained at the end of the story? Why/not? How does this confirm/undermine our understanding of the way the 'real' world works? - Use 12 Times New roman _ use the criteria sheet as a guide to your work as it it vital in completion of this peice of assessment successfully. - make the argument your target to make the focus strong and specific to support the argument. use direct quotes from the two main sources to illustrate your point in addition to jornal articles and books to support the argume

Bennett and Royle argue that all literature concerns itself with the secret--not only the revelation of a secret, but the idea of literature as "resistant to being read" (An Intro to Literature 275). "Adventure of the Dancing Men" by British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; "Murder in the Rue Morgue" Short story by Edgar Allan Poe. Discuss the ways in which the characters and/or the narrative rely on secrets as an important part of their narrative or generic structure. HINT: Does EVERYTHING get explained at the end of the story? Why/not? How does this confirm/undermine our understanding of the way the 'real' world works? - Use 12 Times New roman _ use the criteria sheet as a guide to your work as it it vital in completion of this peice of assessment successfully. - make the argument your target to make the focus strong and specific to support the argument. use direct quotes from the two main sources to illustrate your point in addition to jornal articles and books to support the argume

Bennett and Royle argue that all literature concerns itself with the secret--not only the revelation of a secret, but the idea of literature as "resistant to being read" (An Intro to Literature 275). "Adventure of the Dancing Men" by British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; "Murder in the Rue Morgue" Short story by Edgar Allan Poe. Discuss the ways in which the characters and/or the narrative rely on secrets as an important part of their narrative or generic structure. HINT: Does EVERYTHING get explained at the end of the story? Why/not? How does this confirm/undermine our understanding of the way the 'real' world works? - Use 12 Times New roman _ use the criteria sheet as a guide to your work as it it vital in completion of this peice of assessment successfully. - make the argument your target to make the focus strong and specific to support the argument. use direct quotes from the two main sources to illustrate your point in addition to jornal articles and books to support the argume

Directions: For this research paper project, you are invited to write an augmentative essay of at least six paragraphs and 1000-1050 words. This research paper counts as two writing assignments and is worth 200 points. Reseach rationale: You will discuss the decline of civility in society and the frustrations that occur when we fail to use proper etiquette or treat others with common courtesy. To carry out the purpose of the assignment, you will discuss the causes of rude behavior, the effects of rude behavior, and provide one solution that alleviates or eliminates rudeness in society; this is your thesis and the focus of the body paragraphs. No matter how many paragraphs are included in your introduction, be sure to state your thesis as the last sentence in the introduction (see formal writing format on the next page). Requirements: Times New Roman, 12-point font. Use at least 5 articles from Alabama Virtual Library databases (only), document correctly.

In what ways does the study of literature contribute to the understanding of the human condition? Use these readings as tools to answer the following question: In what ways does the study of literature contribute to the understanding of the human condition? PLACE AN ORDER TODAY & GET 15 % DISCOUNT (CODE GAC 15 )

Order Description Assignment #1 - Argument Structure & Analysis Within this class, I am expecting you to develop and utilize two different skills: one is to be able to recognize and analyze the arguments made by others; the second is to make well constructed arguments yourself. This assignment is your first chance to practice that first skill. I want you to start by reading both of the recent editorials below; you will then choose one of the editorials to use for this assignment. When you get any piece of writing in this class, the first task is to pick out exactly what the argument is that the author is making. Then you should go on to analyze the quality of the argument by making and supporting a claim that the argument presented is good or bad (I ask you to do the tasks in this order since you obviously can't say whether the argument is good or bad until you are clear about what the argument is). Therefore, this assignment has two parts. Start by re-reading the editorial

Task: In the role of an external consultant you have been requested to support your assigned sector [ENTERTAINMENT SECTOR] in a move-away from a traditional static intranet/internet to a platform that incorporates social media and social networks. It is envisaged that such a move will transform the way the organisation interacts with all or some of its stakeholders, that is customers/clients, suppliers and other parties. This will involve the appropriate use (according to your allocated industry sector) of the relevant ‘Four Pillars of Social Media Strategy’, namely communication, collaboration, education, and entertainment (Safko & Brake, 2009). The move will also address the business’ drivers through the identification of benefits and opportunities; with supporting evidence and justification including audience needs and the role of user generated content. Your report should finally outline the potential obstacles and adoption issu