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Well, theoretically, Marxist system can be egalitarian and can eradicate inequality.
But can it bring material prosperity to all at a high level of production and consumption?
Will citizens work hard, smart, long hours, with entrepreneurial zeal giving everything they got knowing the benefit will be diffused throughout the society and not accrue only to them?
Can people be (or be taught and trained to be) completely selfless?
No attachment, no me, no mine but view material possessions with detachment and collective pride of achievement by and for all?
No maternal, paternal, filial attachment that would stand in the way of eradicating inequality?
If yes, high level of egalitarian material prosperity is achievable. If no, a low level of egalitarian material prosperity is the maximum achievable in a highly coercive system.

Writer\’s choice

Write three sections in the essay.
For section 1, \”Ben-Hur\” is the last great film score in the tradition of the golden age until 1977. Describe the characteristics of the classical film score as exemplified in this film. Include a description of significant themes and scenes.
For section 2, \”Psycho\” helps usher in the New American Cinema era. Using Psycho as a model, discuss the major changes to film music in the 1960s.
For section 3, discuss the growth of the various types of popular music in films from the late 1940s through the early 1970s.

A portrait of the Artist as a young man by James Joyce creative assignment

-Using Chapter 1 of Portrait of the Artists as a Young Man by James Joyce as inspiration, write a third-person stream-of-consciousness narrative detailing the moment-to-moment impressions of an inexperienced person or a person whose experience is
defamiliarized.
– Include sensory modes other than sight (i.e. proprioception, smell,touch, taste, hearing–or a sensory mode of your own devising).
– All the sentences of
your narrative should be from the knowledge base and situation of this SELF character, with no explanation; inhabit the SELF as you write so that your narrative carries experiential conviction.

Reflection paper

INSTRUCTION uploaded
the reflection paper, you do not have to include the usual introduction, thesis statement, body paragraphs, and conclusion typical of an academic essay. You also do not need to provide a Works Cited page.

However, you should introduce the purpose of your paper and refer in your introduction to the Hero\’s Journey and to Joseph Campbell since the point of this paper is to compare your life so far to stages of the Hero\’s Journey. Campbell\’s book is titled The Hero with a Thousand Faces.

The tone of this assignment may be more conversational and less formal than our earlier essays, but pay attention to punctuation and grammar, and use the standard MLA heading. The length should be approximately two pages, double-spaced, but feel free to write more. Many students find that two pages is not quite long enough to address all the key stages.

You do not need to address every stage in the hero\’s journey, but you should at least address the call to adventure, preparation, crossing the threshold, road of trials, allies, transformation and the return. Choose the stages that seem most significant to your life.

Ritz Carlton

Students will read the case study on organizational culture:
-The Ritz Carlton.
– Based upon the levels and characteristics of culture as presented by Schein, the student must assess the culture of the Ritz Carlton and then answer the analysis question:
Is the \”Seven Day Countdown\” consistent with the culture of the Ritz Carlton Hotel?
-The paper should also include an explanation of the problem, the characteristics of the culture of the organization(visible, values, view of reality) and specific answer to the analysis question above with an explanation for the answer.
-This assignment is 4 pages and is turabian format.

argument essay

Classic Argument: Goal to win the reader over.
3-4 themes in this essay,
Needs a works cited page!
Minimum of 2000 works.
Needs to integrate cites and quotes into the essay from secondary sources.
Supposed to pick one section of the book and argue why you agree or disagree, such as the underdogs.