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Choose 1 reading from the course material (poem, short fiction, novel, essay, or play) It must be typed, double spaced, with numbered pages, standard font/font size (Times New Roman or Arial), and margins. Make sure that your name, date, and the course title are on the document. Include a catchy and practical title for your … Read more
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Share a Real Life situation where you experienced, observed or witnessed an argument Share a Real Life situation where you experienced, observed, or witnessed an argument, in which a premise was made to be true that led to a false conclusion and, as a result, conflict and/or harm was caused. As you reflect, what could … Read more
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Define the terms listed below in 1 to 2 sentences. Define the terms listed below in 1 to 2 sentences. Provide an example to illustrate the definition. Logic Argument Deductive Argument Inductive Argument Stated vs Unstated Premise Valid Premises Conclusion Inference Vague vs Ambiguous Semantic, Grouping vs Syntactic Ambiguity Generality Persuasive … Read more
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The first step of an action research dissertation or simply a plan to study a topic of interest in your workplace. Development Of A Concept Paper (Part 1) Over the next few weeks, you will develop a concept paper for an action research study you might want to conduct. This could be the first step … Read more
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For this discussion, talk about the Lightman article and your reaction to it Alan Lightman has a PhD in theoretical physics. He now teaches in the humanities. We will be reading another piece by him, an excerpt from the novel, Einstein’s Dreams. Lightman wrote this essay in 2002. Some of the technologies he uses as examples are now dated. … Read more
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