as Hallman writes

to help harvesters pick their crops

amongst the value a physical object can carry amongst those who study it

to ask for someone’s work and how I might go about asking them because it helps with understanding things more thoroughly especially in research projects.

Everyone has their own interpretation of things

understood the primary text a lot better after doing so.

Culture and History

“Stand By Me (1961)”

Hartman’s provides an analysis that each time we classify an object we interpret the significance of the object by embracing the four procedures such as intellectual, physical, emotional, and cultural

hopsticks: Their Origin and Signific

For instance, the object that represents my traditional Chinese Culture is an object widely used to eat which is a white pair of chopsticks

Then,

e better one sees, the subtler the connections one finds oneself able to make.

On the contrary, this creates a conflict because Haltman’s mentions that sometimes we require a lot of time and patience on the researching and observing the object that it takes a long period to time to discover the importance and meaning.

This explains that it is crucial to ponder a physical and a psychological connection that we have in common with the object.

On the other hand, from my point of view will it provide the capability to explain and connect with the object why is it important to us without providing a negative opinion or a biased response on the audience

For example: how it affects our daily lives, the polarities (smooth, hot/cold, light /dark, straight/ Curve…Etc.)  and surroundings that the object is in, life and death, and fear.

detailed accurate methods

As a result, he provided the reader a snippet of how to identify these objects and values from the reading and the models.

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that

Through Prownian analysis, one can see that the cathode ray tube was an important object in American culture, though it has kind of been replaced, though it is getting harder to truly get rid of it due to what it contains. 

fictional character

research I learned he appeared as a comic character in the Andy and Joanie in January 1976 in Library Law, and is the only fictional character with a panel on the AIDs quilt. When Andy confessed he was gay to Joanie he fell off the comic strip for a few years but reappeared in 1982 as an organizer for the Bay Area Gray Alliance and contributed to congressional re-election of Lacey Davenport.

In Conclusion,

unbiased so your audience doesn’t feel you have a biased critical assumption of what you interpreted.

irst, you must identify one of the many object in a world of objects then research and analyze your interpretation and then you connect your conclusions in a descriptive creative approach via text format

The lack of any obvious artistic or design elements to the grooves, the researchers write, can be taken as evidence that the object was periodically and precisely scraped to obtain red ochre. The pointy bit, they suggest, “might indicate the elongate shaped piece was used as a drawing and colouring tool, perhaps in a similar way to a contemporary pencil or crayon”.

Ancient crayon lets archaeologists draw conclusions

Especially that I am encourage to spend the whole semester observing and thinking about which block I would want to use and how I would want to analyze it.

These blocks are on the subject of aids which in American culture is deeply rooted and into many hearts and minds.

to a reader.

I must insight and research all the boundaries to what object could mean before I jump into analyzing it.

Just because a block means one thing to me doesn’t mean it will mean the same to my fellow classmates or the person that created the block

I rushed into the work before I could let it age and as a result the wine of my paper didn’t taste as sweet as it could have been

Letting emotions, context, research guide me through my ideas would have allowed me to further my augments and points to make my writing more significant.

In fact I had a very challenging time finding differences

Sadowski states that because of this material culture 3D printing wouldn’t stay at a grassroots level but that corporations would start using them.

just an online article l

Connecting this with the Haltman text showed me that these 3D printed objects will have no material culture when first printed new.

another

This is why when comparing this paper to another reading about 3D printing it was easy to see why an object from a printer wouldnt be authentic enough for the average material culture.

thinking, physical appearance(texture), feelings (love / hate) , and the environment

between the perceiver

Interpretation of objects that have historical meaning to both students and scholars.

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he collaboration with the schools and children account for the issue of obesity in children to persists

It gave children a chance to look at food in a healthy way without them knowing that it would change their bad eating habits, drastically.

Dealing with the food pyramid, children would have to be the most affected by the term because of its simplicity and benefits.

The American pyramid had modification such as: separating dairy from fruit, fruit from vegetables, and so on.

In other words, the pyramid is not for the actual health benefit of others but created because it is another regulation that has to be addressed to the public for some sort of reassurance of gaining a lot of weight.

The food pyramid is defined as the determination of youth meeting the requirements and recommendations for food consumption and the patterns of the food the youth consumes.

Etymology Draft- Primary Research

Title IX guidance. The power is a result of people who did not want to see the guidance get changed including college students, professors, politicians, and many more!

It influences the way we think and define “due process” in different areas, like how government has a definition but college campuses has a separate definition but “fits” under the definition from government. Social: Change the way we view aspects of life, others, and actions. Political: Influence the way our government is ran and seen by the public.

Title IX gui

Evidence of this is supported on many schools websites, like Georgia State University.

Although “due process” means treatment of people equally on school campuses it has several potential meanings:

It is somewhat costly to taxpayers to house just the minimum quotas at an annual $2 billion. There would be possible savings of $1.44 billion.

When the government eludes its responsibilities blatantly, the issue falls on deaf ears

President Trump has ushered the White House priority to deport millions of illegal immigrants.

ICE is not being held responsible nor is it accepting the responsibility of the detained.

A Documenting the lack of oversight and a heap of other issues within each facility, ICE operates questionable services that set a broken precedent. 

Statistically, the private detention centers are shown to not save the government any money

The unit of a family is at stake

The findings get more in-depth with violations of code and security of other prisoners that would call for an immediate review.

LifeNews.com:

that was over a hundred years ago and the agenda and personnel have changes seen then.

Politicians had an agenda for years to ban abortion and now that Planned Parenthood has been exposed on fetal selling, this gives them the leverage to push forward with defunding the organization and redirecting it to health care facility that do not provide abortions.

They argue that even today Planned Parenthood supports the sterilization of blacks, Jews and other minorities

Furthermore, anti-supporters went back in history claiming the founder of Planned Parenthood, Margaret Sanger mission was to eliminate minorities

Anti-supports

it has been uncovered that most of their income is from abortion proceeds.

Just imagine

facilities

public health care

his debate.

In my opinion, Planned Parenthood is walking a thin line and may lose funding by doing so

Planned Parenthood denies the allegations and that this is for fetal tissue research which is legal

The major controversy that surrounds Planned Parenthood is alleged claims of selling baby parts

ple personally;

Regina Rogoff stated, “When the funding cuts went into place [in 2013], my clinic was already maxed out — we w

s,”.

stated

People

Planned Parenthood has been under scrutiny for years

Overall, Planned Parenthood is primarily about contraception and reproductive health, so why there are so many Americans upset with an organization that has dedicated its services and time providing health services? Why is Planned Parenthood so controversial? What makes it so terrible?

numbers in cases such as these could drop by the years through education, prevention and health screening

Although these services are very beneficial, I believe what’s most important is the educational programs and outreach to teens and young adults.

the birth control center in 1916

that ranged

Her idea

and caring for women has lasted

I began to find myself making more notes in the margins, asking more questions

Better” is another vague term that usually has a strong meaning in our language

Of all these examples, what is the best proof and evidence?

it almost seems obvious that we should be thorough but always respectful and professional.

is a foolproof way

Still, I don’t feel that this implied statement of individual differences justifies the list.

seemingly pleasant and socially acceptable ways of acting is not the same as defining good character

he list appears very calculating

I am left with desiring him to relate his definitions back to an authoritative figure of sorts (even if that authoritative figure is himself).

what determines “good” for him

I disagree with this approach to identifying and defining “good character.”

unclear to me from where Pullman’s morality

this poem

Finally taking flight

In this series of posts that construct this Rhetorical Analysis,

r, Rihanna is trying to say to us

that is voiced is what is the message..

Citations:

More specifically,

eorge Pullma

ruining the child’s creativity and imagination

widely known character

The image falsely suggests that there is a lack of literacy in children

is an unnecessary call to action

If Trump as a Christ-like figure doesn’t cross your core values, okay-no worries. But something else inevitably will.

But what is a personal opinion worth if it unknowingly betrays your values?

developing a more thoughtful opinion grow exponentially.

ed in seeing

oited it as marketing.

From a business interest: Disapproving– Are you worried the stocks will fall because of this move? Maybe you own a Starbucks in a strongly conservative, Christian area and are worried for your location specifically. Approving– Or have you checked out the customer base for Starbucks and feel confident this will increase business based on demographics? Are they widening their costumer base with this tactic, increasing their revenue= successful capitalism in practice

iety that SNL possesses,

Think about Alec Baldwin’s portrayal as Trump on SNL- a joke, right?

publicly shown immoral, unethical, and sinful behavior

My primary reason for addressing the history is to convey the severity and intensive nature of “peaceful” protests. As well as, the need for civil rights issues to maintain a sense of credibility in aid to achieving political action and reform.

Marguerite Helmers “The Elements of Critical Viewing” as a reference for the analysis of both images.

My project is a presentation directed to the marketing team at Pepsi.

If by “necessary” he meant that the Bible was sufficient to train a pastor for ministry, I agr

the video

A seminary student explains why he believes seminary was beneficial to ministry preparation.

ues for alternatives t

The report provides primary evidence of abuse from mental to physical where food rations were inadequate and so were health services within the prison.

Azadeh Shahshahani, well acknowledged legal and advocacy director at Project South and Shoba S., director of Center for Immigrants’ Rights Clinic,  use systematic research review as they jointly review inmates’ unfair treatment such as “rampant use of solitary,” “prolonged periods lacking proper medical care.” (p. 1) These two representing prestigious non-government organizations have called for the shutdown of the two most significant detention centers in Georgia referencing the violations in a more substantial report also being used an annotated source at a time rampant detentions are being held during inhumane conditions.

criminal justice system

sources

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The evidence points to identifying mass incarceration as a useful institutional racism tool that continues to be a taboo topic.

mphasize those feats within history were conducted within the American institutions that are de-jure and de-facto. “Primarily, it re

current definition and context of the term do not come from one text

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The indirect context of the two aligns with the current contextual definition (Roeder ).

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It is defined has been coined to be used by historians and sociologists, but the earliest evidence noted in American institutions of government are during the 1938 winter meeting of the National Probation Association discussing a study conducted from arrest to trial and sentencing highlighting the difficulties of rehabilitation faced by thousands

University of Florida, attempts to discover the link between market competition levels and generic drug prices in a retrospective cohort study from 2008 to 2013. The article uses the data it found presented in graphs and charts as well as indexes that track competition in individual drug companies. The purpose of this article was to determine the bond between market competition levels and generic drug prices in the United States. The intended audience is economic scholars with understanding of economic theory and concepts. The article would be useful for anyone trying to prove that drug prices could be most effectively subdued by adequate competition.

an author at Bloomberg Businessweek, attempts to decode the math behind the pricing of certain drugs while evaluating the role of “pharmacy benefit managers” or PCBs when it comes to determining this math.

Those interested in finding out how other countries deal with their drug prices would find this article useful due to its intelligent and informative observations.

ompares the pricing of generic drugs in different European countries to analyze their effect

a professor

the average person who is uninformed on the subject.

reports on the impact of the recent epipen price hike on those without allergies

The author lists drugs that have recently had their patents expire and goes over the dangers of trying to alter biological drugs by citing many scientific journals.

policy makers trying to combat current ris

The article provides the economic reasoning as to why drug prices are increasing and provides insight into the pharmaceutical market

Annotated Bibliographies THE RISING PRICE OF DRUGS This annotated bibliography lists 10 sources I used to evaluate the current problems with drug pricing in America. Many of them take an economic lens to justify or observe decisions made at drug companies. The majority of these sources come from medical and economic journals that provide an abundance of data I use for my points. The others are from business news sites such as Forbes or Bloomberg. These articles focus more on the individual companies and current FDA regulations.   Sheppard, Joanna. The Prescription for Rising Drug Prices: Competition or Price Controls? Health Matrix: Journal of Law-Medicine,

These articles focus more on the individual companies and current FDA regulations.

Many of them take an economic lens to justify or observe decisions made at drug companies

Despite counter arguments with implications that are somehow internalizing or embracing bigotry and the negative connotations of Nigga, it is vital that we understand the embodiment of modern Hip-Hop culture/Urban Black culture and its constant usage of the N-word is not this. Black Americans have established a culture for themselves that takes ownership of what was meant to dehumanize and desist any social progression, turned it into medium for artistic expression and redefined the term nigga as a person who is affected by oppression but does not succumb. Despite the amount of outrage and calls for a desist of the word, it will forever live through the freedom of expression in the urban Black arts. 

controlling Black people through physical force, but controlling their identity as well.

  In accordance with the rise of Rap in pop culture, the historical contextual use  of the word has sparked controversy in the overtly diverse U.S. about whether the use of the  word nigga by non-Black American persons is considered inappropriate regardless of context. In their scholarly journal Epithet or Endearment?: Examining Reactions among Those of the African Diaspora to an Ethnic Epithet, authors Carol M. Motley and Kellina M. Craig-Henderson asserts within page 948 that  “Understanding the language used by a people facilitates understanding that people.”  When understanding the language of a people, particularly Black Ameri

endearment

the author’s purpose for writing this text is to assert like many other authors that there are multiple reasons for determining if the usage of the N-word which could possibly serve as informational text to non-black persons

This is useful in assisting me with further knowledge of the topic because I finally have a source from a person of color perspective.

Author Carol M. Motley is Black female Associate Professor Marketing  for the University of Alabama at Birmingham and the other author Dr. Kellina M. Craig-Henderson is a former Professor of Psychology who currently serves as “..Deputy Assistant Director for the Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences Directorate of the National Science Foundation..” according to the National Science Foundation. According to Journal of Black Studies page 948, “..the meaning or offensiveness of ethnic epithet is likely to vary according to cultural context in which it is used.”.

This source could be used to my advantage when introducing counter arguments in opposition to the definitive claim of “free speech” when using the N-word.

    Dr. Keith Allan is white male author and linguist from London,U.K. Allan has accumulated degrees that further prove he is knowledgeable in the study of language. He has also earned his title as Emeritus Professor at Monash University in Victoria, Australia. Professor Allan’s thesis agrees with the standpoint that the N word can be used as a racial slur, but he too stands form in in his belief that applied connotations along with the identity of the person using the word contributes to both how the word perceived and how it

In my opinion, the intended audience are people who believe that the N word should not be said regardless of who uses it and those who feel as if the word is demeaning when said by non-Black persons regardless of  context.

My goal for this project is to offer an alternative ideology as opposed to the cliche white or black approach and to express that interpretations of the N-word, emotions caused by the N-word and the use of the N-word areallshaped by a sociocultural experience

It is important that we understand the context of this particular situation in relation to time period.

Within my previous post

How can the interactions with the black woman be placed in today’s society in the same context as if it were the times of slavery?

Present day, the exact opposite of what author Davis describes the Black Woman as is pushed through mainstream society and accepted as truth through the Black community.

“Annotated Bibliographies

le Religion and the rainbow struggle: Does religion 

Starting off by a couple groups of individuals within the state of Oregon and Connecticut where they have created an archives section within different universities dedicated to the LBGT community and Love Makes a Family.

heinonline.org/HOL/LandingPage?handle=hein.journals%2Fchknt84&div=25&id=&page=

Pennsylvania Law Review

.” The Heritage Foundation

The phrase is powerful due to the fact that every individual in the nation has the natural “right to life” and will push for what they think is right when deciding what to do.

Women seem to be the most affected by the phrase “right to life” reason being that they get a lot of healthcare criticism and are perceived to be caregivers to all life that has been created.

Politically, the phrase has been protested for decades in terms of legalizing the act of killing the unborn to be lawfully right and this has caused great debate to figure out if the act is actually unconstitutional.

Religiously it is argued greatly pertaining to that all life should be born and being that the government passed a law to push the practice of abortion has caused great controversy for all religious preferences.

Culturally the phrase “right to life” is being used for the righteousness of the individual and how they personally think the natural right should be exercised.

it first emerged in public discourse on January 22, 1973 during the Roe vs Wade case in which the Supreme Court found it to be legality of a woman’s right to have an abortion under the Fourteenth amendment of the United States Constitution.

“Right to Life” has been greatly used in the encouragement to push for and fund women’s healthcare as they have protested the wrong or right of abortion and the decisions that should be made by the individual.

John Locke’s political theory of government by the consensus of the governed in which to protect “life, liberty and estate” which intensely influenced the United States’ founding documents. Based from his essays on religious tolerance, he provided an early ideal for the separation of church and state. In the Two Treatises of Government, he argued the claim that individuals are free by nature and equal against entitlements that God had made all people naturally subject to a sovereign. The phrase also evolved for centuries in which many societal groups have used it to argue controversial issues such as abortion

John Locke who was an English philosopher and physician, who is historically one of the most influential thinkers of the Enlightenment era and was ordinarily known as the “Father of Liberalism”.

The right is hallowed in Article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights stating that every human being has the natural right to life.

The phrase “right to life” is protected under Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights