PCUL 1F92 Lecture Notes - Dwight Macdonald, Reggie Watts, F. R. Leavis

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Pcul1f92 section 1: thursday, october-06-11 later, our ethnography report. Professor henderson began the class by reminding us of our upcoming pr cis, and. Idea of pr cis basically writing in your own words what you perceive the article to be saying. Summarize key points of the article: 1) explanation of overall big argument. 4) conclusion therefore this shows what he was writing. We don"t want a point form overview of the article. Include title page (with a title in the centre), including name, student number, date, name of t. a. , seminar number, course code (bottom right corner). Due at the very beginning of lecture on october 13, 2011. Any missed course components result in a zero in the course. Remember to attach copy of academic misconduct form (as found in syllabus). Ethnography report should be thinking about what site you want to look at. * * continued from previous lecture"s slideshow presentation.

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Please read the article from (you can copy and paste the link in browser to open the article)

https://www.homeworkmarket.com/sites/default/files/qx/16/07/18/06/article_-_the_poor_as_suppliers_of_intellectual_property___a_social_network_appropach_to_sustainable_poverty_alleviation.pdf

and compose a narrative response of at least 2 pages that

1. Briefly (1 paragraph) summarizes the article
2. Claims the strength or validity of the author's claims,
3. Supports your claims about the author's work with specific evidence from the article
4. Makes a supported recommendation about whether someone in your field should use this article in his/her own research or writing.

Your critique should be in essay format, using complete sentences and paragraphs. It should begin with a summary that identifies the article and author. That should be followed by your evaluation of the research and writing of the article, supported by evidence. Finally, you should conclude with a 1 paragraph recommendation, again supported by evidence, about the use of the article.

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Each article analysis assignment shall include four parts:

1) Title of the article, date of publication, and author (note: The Economist does not provide authorâs names on articles) of the article that you selected;

2)A paragraph(s) summarizing the content and context of the selected article;

3) A paragraph (or more) of your reflections where you clearly and succinctly analyze the article, reflecting on its meaning as it relates to your coursework in this class and/or its usefulness for business professionals seeking to become legally-astute managers, entrepreneurs, government regulators, etc.

4)This analysis paragraph should include at least two references to the readings, resources, and/or discussions which are covered in the course; and,

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/capital-business/wp/2017/05/08/the-real-value-in-business-may-not-be-the-thing-so-many-fixate-on/?utm_term=.0ccf6e7c1827

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Short writing assignments (25%) You are to write a brief summary and review of seven of the articles listed under âReadings for ECN 475 Topics.â You may only write on one of the articles listed under any given topic. For each topic selected, prepare in 350 words or less a brief review of the major points of the article and questions or personal reactions you had to the article. These should be single-spaced in 12 pt font

Topic 11: Immigration

âThe Fiscal and Economic Impact of Immigration on the United States,â

Testimony Prepared for the Joint economic Committee, 5/8/13

http://cis.org/node/4573

Grading of Short Writing Assignments

50 pts How well did you identify and summarize important points of economics from the

article?

20 pts How well did you use your own words and own organization to write your review?

15 pts Did you provide a good thesis sentence early in your review?

15 pts Are there major issues with your spelling, grammar, sentence structure, etc.?

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