a. Choose the subject matter of one of the four articles previously reviewed and/or analyzed in the earlier written assignments and develop your own critical paper about the subject. This means that you consult corresponding chapters or sub-chapters of the textbook and outside materials. For outside materials you will have to provide adequate bibliographic information. Your final paper should be about 1000 words not counting footnotes or bibliographic information.
Find at least 3
reputable sources (non-
Wikipedia
, preferably academic).
OR
b.
Much of the course addresses human efforts attempting to bring meaning or find meaning in a death. Ultimately, do you think this meaning can be found? Or, must death always be a little bit incomprehensible? What may qualify when this meaning can be found? Please offer multiple cited texts (textbooks/journal or newspaper articles/poems/novels/etc.) to support and illustrate your claims and beliefs.
Your final paper should be about 1000 words not counting footnotes or bibliographic information.
Find at least 3 reputable sources (non-
Wikipedia
, preferably academic).
.
a. Choose the subject matter of one of the four articles previously .docx
1. a. Choose the subject matter of one of the four articles
previously reviewed and/or analyzed in the earlier written
assignments and develop your own critical paper about the
subject. This means that you consult corresponding chapters or
sub-chapters of the textbook and outside materials. For outside
materials you will have to provide adequate bibliographic
information. Your final paper should be about 1000 words not
counting footnotes or bibliographic information.
Find at least 3
reputable sources (non-
Wikipedia
, preferably academic).
OR
b.
Much of the course addresses human efforts attempting to bring
meaning or find meaning in a death. Ultimately, do you think
this meaning can be found? Or, must death always be a little bit
incomprehensible? What may qualify when this meaning can be
found? Please offer multiple cited texts (textbooks/journal or
newspaper articles/poems/novels/etc.) to support and illustrate
your claims and beliefs.
Your final paper should be about 1000 words not counting
footnotes or bibliographic information.
Find at least 3 reputable sources (non-
Wikipedia
, preferably academic).
