How does Keynesian economics differ from Marxian economics in its explanation of the capitalist economy and its policy prescriptions?

Instruction
This essay requires research and the application of analytical skills.

You need to write 1750 words (not less than 1575 words and definitely not more than 1825 words) plus a list of references used in preparing your essay.

requires you to discuss TWO schools of economic thought in terms of the nominated real world example:

How does Keynesian economics differ from Marxian economics in its explanation of the capitalist economy and its policy prescriptions? Use the Australian economy post-Second World War to illustrate your answer.

You need to draw on at least EIGHT scholarly works (NOT internet articles). This means that the task is largely based on your application of critical analysis but it also requires you to undertake a modest amount of research into published work on the topic. Of course, you are encouraged to read as broadly as you like in preparing your essay and refer to a wider range of references: what is indicated here is the minimum requirement.
It is suggested that you draw upon the readings listed for the lectures and tutorials as well as the additional readings list which you can find here.

A systematic structure to your essay is important starting with an introduction that outlines how you intend to proceed and finishing with a conclusion that not only sums up your essay but gives an overall comment on the argument you have presented. The body of your essay should be structured to specifically address the differences (and/or policy implications) between the two schools that your chosen question requires.

There are no right or wrong answers for an essay like this, although you must be careful to explain the alternative viewpoints accurately and systematically. You must be selective in drawing from your reading only those aspects that are directly relevant to answered the particular question. You should try to write a carefully reasoned essay.

Care is needed in preparing and writing the essay. It is a research task and cannot be done properly by relying only on textbooks. You can make a start by looking at relevant chapters in the textbooks recommended for this Unit of Study. But you must move beyond those to a process of library searching for material that will give you different insights. It is your interpretation of the material that matters. Of course, markers recognize that you will not be able to cover everything in 1750 words part of the skill of essay writing involves the intelligent selection of material.

Adherence to quite strict rules about referencing is required for essay writing at university level. You must include a list of all the references you use to write your essay. You are also required to note the source of arguments and data you use in the text of your essay, where applicable. Plagiarism is not acceptable under any circumstances.

Further information on writing essays, including details of correct citation practice, is available in the Guide to Writing Essays in Political Economy that you should have looked at earlier in the semester. You should now re-read this carefully, particularly if you got a disappointing mark on your Mini-essay OR Essay 1. The Guide to Writing Essays in Political Economy also contains details on the criteria by which essays will be assessed. In brief, these are: (1) evidence of careful reading for the essay, (2) relevance to the set question, (3) clarity of structure of the essay, (4) quality of the analysis in the essay, (5) effectiveness of expression, and (6) consistent use of proper bibliographical methods.

discuss why it is so important to find ways for self-cultivation and the consequences for the failure to do so.

Self-Cultivation Assignment:

We read Sonnys Blues The Chrysanthemums and Jonathan Livingston Seagull for this assignment, and you have done quizzes on them in the FORUM and should be familiar with the relevant themes.

The dominant subjects for this module are: 1] Sonny 2] Sonny brother 3] Jonathan 4] The Flock 5] Elisa 6] The Peddler and any combination of any of the two characters above, depending on whether you want to do a comparison or a contrast.

You need four body paragraphs, so I suggest that you do two paragraphs where you address ONE character, and two paragraphs where you compare two characters. Do not repeat any of the characters. Develop the topic paragraphs where you have a strong topic sentence, textual supports as the basis of the analysis, and commentaries. You should also have an introductory paragraph where you discuss what self-cultivation means. Try to create transitions between each paragraph.

In the introductory paragraph, discuss why it is so important to find ways for self-cultivation and the consequences for the failure to do so.

In this assignment, you will write a 750-1000 words, type-written essay discussing the dominant issues surrounding self-cultivation. Remember to use the topics we have discussed. You may provide footnotes for this essay.

Purpose:

This assignment requires that you look at materials from the readings and integrate them into a cohesive essay. You should see how the essays we have read are related to the various themes on self-cultivation. You have to compare and contrast the ideas in various essays and discuss how they have helped you think about the importance of self-cultivation. Instead of abstract notions about the self-cultivation, you have to use the ideas we have read thus far to do this assignment. It is imperative that you consider the ideas deeply.

Organization:

Your essay should have a clear Thesis Paragraph that embodies a brief discussion of the ideas you want to develop for the rest of the essay. Underline the Thesis Statement.

The subsequent paragraphs [at least fourwith textual supports from two sources if you are comparing or contrasting the characters] should have clear topic sentences, each addressing a dominant theme about the self-cultivation. Do not state the obvious; instead, show how the essays we have read help you think about what self-cultivation means. In the essay, you should develop your personal commentaries. You may use personal experiences and observations as further textual supports or commentaries, but make sure it is relevant and connected to your topic. You should use the topic paragraph you had posted in the FORUM, with some revisions, for this assignment. Each of these paragraphs must be like the topic paragraph format we worked on.

Compare and contrast the gender roles and relationships in both texts, how it changed over time from the Elizabethan era to the modern times which link to the different societys values.

Task: Compare and contrast the gender roles and relationships in both texts, how it changed over time from the Elizabethan era to the modern times which link to the different societys values.

Teacher wants this to be an in-depth analysis because students always summarise the stories instead of proving they understand the meanings of the literature. So I have done some research and uploaded here.
She wants us to use more meaningful words rather than using simple words. The notes I uploaded is copied from other people\’s paper just for references only.

First, decide on a narrowed theme specific to the works. Are the works similar or different?

Thesis: Dulce et Decorum shows the raw and real details of war, whereas [\”Do not weep, maiden, for war is kind\”] tries to cover these details up while still showing the brutalities of war.

War Unit Essay

For this thematic unit, we have read and discussed the following works, representing war from the Spanish-American War to the Vietnam War:

Stephen Crane, [Do Not Weep, Maiden, for War is Kind] 1899
Wilfred Owen, Dulce et Decorum Est, 1917-18

In this essay, examine the techniques used by two writers to explore the general theme of war, based on a close reading of the works. The purpose is to argue for your interpretation of the pieces.

First, decide on a narrowed theme specific to the works. Are the works similar or different? State a tentative thesis based on your theory. (Suggested thesis is above – you are welcome to edit it)

Organize evidence point by point, i.e., by literary element. The evidence could come from figurative language (simile, metaphor), speaker/narrator, tone, irony, symbolism, etc. In other words, examine how the writers use literary devices to convey a theme about war.

For this assignment, you need the primary sources (poems and/or short story) as well as one or more secondary sources from the librarys databases.

Length of this essay should be 3-4 pages, containing 6-7 well-developed paragraphs. Document poetry by line number; document the short story by section number.

I have attached the sources that are to be used for this essay.