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Identifying and briefly explaining three characteristics of American Naturalism in one of the short stories.
Discuss how otaku and other consumer subcultures might be thought to either rebel against conventional forms of mainstream social memberships.
Exploring the intersection of history and contemporary art-making, write a short exploratory that references both the work of African American artists.
Comparing and contrasting Woolf's writings with Geertz's. What do their works share in common? How are they different? And what's "modernist" about each?
How is the Earth different now than before the great flood? How do you reflect on the reasons of the flood to what is happening in the world today?
Why was the early sixties musical "British Invasion" so successful and warmly embraced in the United States?
1. What Is Saturnalia? 2. How the Romans Celebrated Saturnalia?
Identify a character from both a fiction (Zitkala-Sa, Alexie's "Pawn Shop," Wright, or Ellison) and a nonfiction (Tecumseh, Jacobs, or Douglass) piece.
Explain how has your understanding of the American Dream changed as a result of this course.
How does Roth use religion as a way to identify the structures/boundaries in American society? How do their characters challenge and subvert these structures?
How does Bulosan engage in how Filipinos/Filipino-Americans are racialized? Provide an example from the Philippines (Part 1) and from the United States.
Discuss the fundamental Buddhist beliefs, then make an argument explaining what specific features of Buddhism fit with our modern scientific outlook.
Really ponder the title's relevance to the story. Titles, character names, and places are often highly significant in story telling.
In other words, what theological themes celebrated on Yom Kippur and Good Friday underscore the main values of, respectively, Judaism and Christianity?
Muhammad is known in Islam as "The Seal of the Prophets." Why is this phrase of great consequence for Muslims?
Look back at Units 1 - 4, at the definitions for religion we've considered as well as the ways religion impacts life globally.
Do you believe that American literature accurately defines the experiences of the average American citizen or simply a select few?
For this assignment, please examine the role of the Belgian doctor. One paragraph. C. 100 words. Lead with a targeted thesis.
Discuss the exile themes/situation in Medea and Ramayana. There were two exile situations in Medea.
Read the Declaration of Independence. Among its listing of self-evident truths, the Declaration holds that "all men are created equal."
How does the "Hymn to the Sun," a seemingly religious praise to Aten or God, help him promote himself to pharaoh of the world?
How do American media (including television and films) reflect the American worldview?
What are the purposes of religious toys and games? Can they be analyzed in the same way as more traditional religious objects? Why or why not?
What rituals are performed at your school? How would you classify these rituals?