does his argument still stand

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David Foster Wallaces speech This is Water presents a way to perceive situations through multiple lenses. He believes a default way of thinking can lead to an overall unhappy life and urges students to step outside of their singular perspective. Unfortunately, David Foster Wallace exhibited that he was perhaps dealing with the symptoms of his argument and committed suicide at the age of 46.
In this paper, you will analyze the argument put forth by David Foster Wallace in his speech, This is Water. You should articulate his main argument, analyze its rhetorical appeals and discern elements of the context that affect its overall efficiency (i.e., Who is the audience? Who is the author?) Then you will evaluate whether the argument was likely to be persuasive in the context.
In this paper, you will do the following:
Formulate one singular thesis statement that posits a debatable argument on why Wallaces argument does (or does not) persuade his audience.
Articulate Wallaces argument and the basic contextual situation in the introduction.
Analyze the three rhetorical appeals that are specifically intended to sway his listeners.
Support your thesis with textual evidence from the speech
Discern why the speech would (or would not) likely be effective given the context
Evaluate whether the argument is ultimately effective.

Ethical Considerations and Communication Failure.

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Research articles such as “The Ethical Failures Behind the Boeing Disasters” see: https://blog.apaonline.org/2019/04/08/the-ethical-failures-behind-the-boeing-disasters/ Address questions such as:
Did anyone at Boeing behave unethically in approving the plane for sale? Or did communication breakdown lead to the failures (it is now delayed through 2020 by the FAA)? In addition to ethical violations, does their conduct also raise violations of the law? What is the difference between a legal and an ethical violation? Should the penalties be the same for both? Why is the cover-up of wrongful conduct often worse than the conduct itself? What are the benefits of full disclosure of unethical behavior? What could Boeing have done to better educate their employees about ethical and legal violations?

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Abu Ghraib Prison Case Study

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Analyze ethical, values-based leadership essential for the credibility of the government (public) service leader and impact on society.
Analyze mitigating factors that cause you to hold an individual or individuals more or less responsible and accountable and what happens when these factors are breached.
Discuss what caused/allowed Abu Ghraib to happen.
First, when considering the actions that took place at Abu Ghraib, who should be held responsible? Who should be held accountable?
Describe the mitigating factors that cause you to hold an individual or individuals more or less responsible, accountable?
Evaluate if what happened at Abu Ghraib was the result of just a “few bad apples”…or was it something more systemic?
Why you do suppose that those who were troubled by what they knew were taking place did not stop it? Report it? Why did some apparently go along who really didn’t want to?
Finally, if there is one overarching lesson to be learned from Abu Ghraib it is…?

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Marketing Plan – Control And Exhibits

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Write a minimum of 2 pages for the Control and Exhibits portions for your Marketing Plan to address the situation in the case study. See attached Case Study.

For Control:

1. Adequate Goal Progress – Explain how you will track progress toward the specific measurable goals you established. No generic discussion allowed! For example, if you want to attract more of your target market, establish specific numbers you want to see by certain dates. A marketer cannot wait for the end of a marketing campaign to judge whether it has been successful.

2. Performance Gap Management Identify specific areas where the organizations performance is not what you want it to be. Be specific! Explain how you will monitor these areas to ensure that the Marketing Plan is creating the desired results.

3. Environmental Analysis The Opportunities and Threats are a description of the external factors that can affect the success of the Marketing Plan. Opportunities should not be a list of the actions you can take, but an identification of the relevant external factors that can contribute to your success. An example would be a growing population. Threats are external factors that can hinder your success, such as the competition.

For Exhibits:

The Exhibits are visual representations of relevant data. They are not text descriptions. You can use charts, graphs, tables, or other visual items.

1. Market Data create several visuals that communicate relevant data about the market. Examples include the total population, the target market, etc.

2. Value Analysis Show what has value to a specific group, such as the doctors to be recruited or the target patients. Be specific about the greatest value from their perspective.

3. Marketing Mix use a graphic to show what your specific marketing mix will be, and who it will be targeted at.

4. Organizing the exhibits provide enough of an explanation of each exhibit that a top manager would understand its relevance to the marketing plan. Do not just throw a bunch of graphics into the plan. You do not need to cover all of the items listed.

Cite at least 3 reputable references in APA format to support your assignment (e.g., trade or industry publications, government or agency websites, scholarly works, or other sources of similar quality).

Format your assignment according to APA guidelines