IInterpret, explain, and evaluate Kierkegaards understanding of Christian love as it is presented in Works of Love, II B You Shall Love Your Neighbor (p.58-72). What is Christian love according to Kierkegaard?

Interpret, explain, and evaluate Kierkegaards understanding of Christian love as it is presented in Works of Love, II B You Shall Love Your Neighbor (p.58-72). What is Christian love according to Kierkegaard? What is poetic love? What are the fundamental differences between them? Why are these two forms of love absolutely antithetical and opposed according to Kierkegaard? What does Kierkegaard mean when he describes Christian love as self-renunciation and claims that it is radically selfless, non-preferential, equal, and universal? Why does he consider poetic love to be radically selfish even when it appears to be most selfless? Do you think that Kierkegaards conception of Christian love is accurate? Do you think that he is right to oppose this conception of Christian love to all forms of non-Christian, earthly love? Is there any possible way to demonstrate, contra Kierkegaard, that these two forms of love are at least potentially compatible?
All questions must be answered throughout the essay. Use the primary text and the powerpoint uploaded as sources. Support all claims with in-text citations from the primary text and powerpoint. Standard 12 font Times New Roman must be used.

Draft a county-level disaster and public health policy.

Assignment Instructions
An important component of this course is the final paper. You will draft a county-level disaster and public health policy. Research the disaster management plan and policy in your area and develop a new policy to address a novel or emerging threat to your community.
Your paper should address the following areas
1) Partnership with state and federal agencies
2) Disaster management cycle
3) Public health and hospital assets
4) Volunteer utilization plan and strategy
5) Emergency Operation Plan
6) Logistics
7) Any other relevant areas that you need to discuss in developing your plan.
You must have a clearly stated vision, objective, and mission for your plan.
Write a 8-10 page paper that includes: title page, abstract, introduction, a body in which the topic is developed and references cited, a well-defined conclusion, and reference page.
All papers must include a section on (AT LEAST 3 pages): New Approach (you will construct a new approach to addressing a particular aspect of the medical or healthcare-related disaster management issue you cover)
Your paper must include at least 7-10 scholarly references (no Wikipedia!). Avoid use of secondary sources like websites or textbooks, instead us primary, scholarly journals, reports, etc. If you include a graph or chart (data), the chart/graph should take up NO MORE than page, and be properly cited. Please ensure you cite your references in APA format. (You may use your textbook as a reference and you should have a minimum of 7 academic outside references including 3 peer-reviewed journal articles). Assignments submitted late without advance notice will receive a 5% per day late penalty and will not be accepted for grading five (5) days past the due date.
Your final paper (and all assignments) must follow American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines for reference and bibliographic citation. Refer to Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th Ed). 2001. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association. Other APA websites are available through the Library.

Unable to upload textbook chapters covered

Textbook used:
Reilly, M. J., & Markenson, D. S. (2011). Health care emergency management: Principles and practice. Jones & Bartlett Publishers. ISBN: 13:978-0-7637-5513-3

Explore the ethical aspects and consider the benefits of a Regulatory Environment

For this assignment, you will research regulatory requirements that affect a publically traded financial institution and make recommendations in the form of an executive summary report on how to proceed. You have taken a job as an IT manager at a small financial institution that is looking to expand and become a publically traded company. In preparation, the chief operating officer (COO) has requested that you conduct an audit of the IT department, and you have determined that the IT department does not meet regulatory requirements as they pertain to information systems and security. The COO is now requesting that you determine which regulations must be met before the company can be publically traded. Research and identify at least two regulatory requirements that the institution must consider before moving forward. The requirements should pertain to information systems and security within financial institutions or publically traded companies.
Explain why the organization should adhere to these policies even if they are not mandatory.
Explore the ethical aspects and consider the benefits of the requirements from the perspective of the institution\’s customers (i.e., not merely from a legal standpoint).
In an executive summary report, describe the regulatory requirements and propose solutions for implementation.
In the proposed solutions for implementation, also address other relevant aspects of corporate governance, such as human resources and financial governance.
Assume the people reading your report have no technical background. Be careful not to overuse technical jargon or acronyms; however, also make sure the report is not written in a condescending tone.

In \”The Mark on the Wall\” by Virginia Woolf, readers do not learn about the narrator by actions or through other characters. Instead, readers learn about the narrator through the narrator\’s wandering, meandering thoughts written in stream of consciousness. Why did Woolf choose to write this way? How does it reflect the time period?

This is a Analysis paper.
In \”The Mark on the Wall\” by Virginia Woolf, readers do not learn about the narrator by actions or through other characters. Instead, readers learn about the narrator through the narrator\’s wandering, meandering thoughts written in stream of consciousness. Why did Woolf choose to write this way? How does it reflect the time period?

Directions:
1. All writing assignments must be a minimum of 2 pages
2. All writing assignments must be in MLA format, 12 pt., Times New Roman, and double spaced.
3. Your header should be in the upper left hand corner of your essay and should be written as:
Youre Name
Teacher Name
EN 212: Days and Time
3 February 2017 (day month and year) This should be spelled completely with no commas or periods.

-Your title should be centered and look like: Writing Option #1: Blake, Burns, or Wordsworth

4. Under your title, please rewrite the prompt that you chose, so I am able to see what question you are answering.

5. You must answer the questions in each section. You will ONLY choose ONE prompt for the thesis and body of your essay.

6. Introduce your quotes: Blake asks, \”What immortal hand or eye / Could frame they fearful symmetry?\” (lines 1-2).

7. Cite at the very end of the sentence. Do not write: In lines 1-2, Blake asks, \”What immortal hand or eye / Could frame they fearful symmetry?\”

9. You will need a works cited page.

10. Do not write: I will explain, I will analyze, I will be discussing as a thesis statement. Instead, you simply state your point. (Whatever you would write after \”I will explain why Blake uses simplistic language and form in his poems.\” is your thesis statement. Just remove \”I will explain\” and you will have your thesis. \”Blake uses simplistic language and forms in his poems.)Do not use \”I\” period.

11. Do not use you. As a scholar you are an authority on the literary work. Your job is to teach it to another scholar. When you teach it, you must remain neutral. Using you makes it personal. You never refer to your audience as you unless you are writing directions or giving instructions (like this). You refer to the reader as: reader, the audience, scholars, or people. (For example: When readers first examine Blake\’s poems, they appear childlike and simplistic.)
12. Do not write: Blake uses the metaphor to showYou are capable of finding and using better word choices than uses and shows. They should not appear multiple times. (Demonstrates, illustrates, utilizes, employs, supports, implies, etc.)
13. Literature is written about in present tense. (For example: The boy dreams. NOT: The boy dreamt.)

Introduction: You must answer these questions in the intro and cite your sources (i.e. course notes or textbook). They do not have to be answered in this order, but this is a pretty good model.
What is the name of the literary time period? (The time periods are capitalized.)
What major historical and political events occurred during the literary time period?
How did these events shape the ideals (ideas) of the time period?
Who is the author you have chosen to write about?
What is/are the title/titles of his/her work? (Poems are in \”quotation marks.\” Books, essays, epic poems are italicized.)
What is the work about? (summarize and cite)
How did the time period shape the author\’s ideas and beliefs?
What is your thesis: This should directly state the main ideas that answer the prompt you choose.

Main Points: Your body paragraphs should match your thesis in the exact same order. The topic sentence of each body paragraph should reflect what you have stated in your thesis. (Example: Burns utilizes living creatures to demonstrate the importance and value of every living being, the similarities between man and beast, and the ridiculousness of social status and social classes. Then your topic sentences would focus on:
1. The value of every living being
2. The similarities between man and beast.
3. The ridiculousness of social status and social classes)

—Conclusion: (Must be longer than 3 sentences, and it must be very specific. Over generalizations will not receive points. For example: People are distracted because of technology today. This is too simplified.)
How are the issues the poet addresses relevant to his biography, to the time period itself, or to today?
What are some examples that support your response?

Here is the title and prompt for this paper:
Writing option # 9: Virginia Woolf
In \”The Mark on the Wall\” by Virginia Woolf, readers do not learn about the narrator by actions or through other characters. Instead, readers learn about the narrator through the narrator\’s wandering, meandering thoughts written in stream of consciousness. Why did Woolf choose to write this way? How does it reflect the time period?

Term Research Paper: Assessing a Career in Business

Term Research Paper: Assessing a Career in Business

BUS 1010/Introduction to BusinessSignature Assignment

Spring 2017

General Requirements: Please do the following:

Identify a career path you are interested in.
Submit a proposal according to the attached guidelines and example.
Once Ive approved your proposal, begin your research.
Use at least 7 credible sources, at least one of which must be a personal interview with someone in the career you are interested in.
Submit a Progress Report at midterm as noted on the calendar.
Specific Content Requirements of the final paper. Although I am not limiting the detail you can research, please research and report on the following in your final paper and use these as section headings:

Job Description Provide details about the day-to-day duties, the big responsibilities people in this career have.
General Career Path Discuss how you get there from an entry-level position.
General Education Experience Note how much education this kind of career requires, what kind of degree and any additional certifications.
Average Salary Base this on the level of experience needed.
Career Outlook Discuss how optimistic a future for this career is.
Bio of someone in the profession This could be the result of a personal interview or research of someone famous.
Pros and ConsIdentify the advantages and disadvantages of the career.
Your fit with this careerConclude with your assessment of how well-suited you are for this career.
Specific Format Requirements

Write a minimum of 5 pages, excluding your Sources page.
Double-space, use 1-inch margins and 12-pitch fontGaramond, Palatino Linotype, or Times New Roman.
Use in-text citations in APA format throughout your paper; this means that you cite the source of your information as you present it. Cite the source whether you are paraphrasing or quoting directly. To present someone elses thinking without citing the source is plagiarism, which in the original Latin means man stealer, kidnapper.
Include your references list on a separate page entitled Sources and use APA formate.g., alphabetized by the authors last name, hanging paragraph, etc. Consult the Business Writers Handbook or another good handbook or a credible website, e.g., the OWL at Purdue University, Citation Machine, or Son of Citation.
Final piece of advice: Dont wait until the night before to begin. Also, be sure to have someone else proofread your paper. Fresh eyes make a big difference.

One argument in the liberal \’economics of development\’ literature is that the initial stage of \’development\’ is simply \’growth\’- not \’sustainable growth\’ taking care of environmental and other societal issues, nor \’growth with equity\’;Elaborate

One argument in the liberal \’economics of development\’ literature is that the initial stage of \’development\’ is simply \’growth\’- not \’sustainable growth\’ taking care of environmental and other societal issues, nor \’growth with equity\’. So, the initial benefit will accrue in large part to the elite class in a developing society, accentuating the already vast difference in lifestyle between the rich and the poor. Hence, the (super) rich class in Brazil or India or Argentina and the teeming masses of the poor. Dependency theory will point to this phenomenon as the comprador class in the periphery aligning its interests with the core exploitative countries.

The idea was that this growth stage will be followed gradually by the development stage when the benefits of growth trickle downward. Perhaps this has happened- there is a burgeoning middle class in many of these societies and abject poverty may be rather uncommon in the more advanced (or erstwhile) developing societies like Malaysia and Taiwan. Partial vindication of this line of thinking?

Throwing democracy and citizen empowerment in the mix of developmental debate murkies it quite a bit. Perhaps the working poor of China or Vietnam will wait for the rising tide of growth to lift them up- all the while working as hard as they do. But the angry, \’youth bulges\’ in a society where democracy has arrived, but \’trickle down\’ is frustratingly slow? will they wait? turn against their government/rich class bringing down the absolute growth rate? turn away to emigrate to a supposed land of \’milk and honey\’