Summary paper

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Summarize all parts of Are Your Lights On and for each part, show the practical relevance in how it applies to solving problems in the real world. Each part is worth 12 points ( 6 for summary and 6 for application).  About 1-page per part, 6 pages totally. Keep all work originally. Keep grammar simple.

Part 1: What is the problem?

Part 2: What is the problem?

Part 3: What is the problem really?

Part 4: Whose problem is it?

Part 5: Where does it come from?

Part 6: Do we really want to solve it?

3 points for readability.

Hint: For application you may look into the following

1. With an unprecedented problem like COVID-19, how would you look at it, analyze it and solve it differently?

2. Does it apply to your life time experience?

3. You can examine how it applies to Facebook/Uber/Twitter/AirbnB etc.

Aristotles Way by Edith Hall Book Review (Please Read Description before bidding)

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Must have own copy or access to the book
Aristotles way by Edith hall

The Good Reviewer will represent the book (without lapsing into long-winded summaries) so the reader gets a sense of what the book is like whether the reviewer likes it or not. The good reviewer will also offer an interesting or revealing point of view from which the book can be perceived critically.

What is the task of a book review?  There are at least five kinds of book reviewer, but only one pursues the real goal.

Layout

Put page references inside parentheses as plain figures; put them inside final punctuation; use ‘p.’ only when it is part of the normal grammar of a sentence. So:
Blogg says on p.21 or Blogg says (21) …  or … as Blogg says (21), …
Please use the reduced form for reference: e.g. 239-67 not 239-267, 235-9 not 235-39; but 112-17 – leave the 1 in for teens.
Indent quotations that are longer than three lines in your document.
Normally, when quoting the book reviewed, put closing commas and periods inside any quote-marks. Otherwise, put punctuation outside quote marks, including the case where a page reference follows a quotation. Punctuation always goes outside the titles of parts, sections or chapters.
          So ‘ … an invalid argument.’ But ‘ … an invalid argument’ (21).
For omissions in quotes, use space / three adjacent dots / space as in this sheet..

The world today is often called the “postmodern” meaning after or beyond the subjects which made the world modern. What were/are those values, and has the world moved beyond them? Was there a conflict or conflicts-whether cultural, political, scholarly in

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Cite four realavant sources in Chicago style format (use footnotes, not parenthetical citations!) , One may be from your textbook, one may be from your primary source reader. At least two citations must be from outside scholarly sources (primary sources, peer-reviewed journals, academic works, etc) These sources is if they are published by University press. Write on the following prompt using the paper guidelines in the course syllabus:. 

Terms papers : papers are evaluated based on your ability to clearly communicate (spelling,Grammer, syntax,etc. DOES count) your understanding of the course content, reinforced with correctly formatted citations of pertinent reading from the course materials which reinforces your argument. Outside sources are(welcome and required) as long as they are published by a peer review, scholary source or are verifiable primary sources from the period in question.

Format 3-4 pages in length, double spaced  Arial 12 point font, 1 inch margins, justified alignment, minimum 4 course material sources, bibliography ( not counted in page count) all sources used in paper attached at the end, Chicago style format for citations, footnotes,and bibliography, submitted via .doc or .docs or docx format

The world today is often considered “postmodern” what we some of the values that made the world postmodern? Has the world moved beyond them? Was there a conflict of conflicts -whether cultural, political, or scholarly etc

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3-4 pages double space, Arial 12 point font, 1 inch margins, justified alignment, minimum of 4 course material sources, bibliography not counted in the page count if all sources used in paper attached at the end, Chicago format for citations, footnotes, and bibliography, submitted via canvas in .doc or .docx format