Anthology American Literature

Post has three assignments

1:Business Ethic on sweatshop

Order Description

Title:
A critical consideration of the ethical issues raised by the use of sweatshops
Introduction
Introduction should set out the aim of the assessment, identify the main issue, introduce and define the key words and terms, highlight major debates that lie behind the question and signpost the stages of the content or the argument.

Critical analysis of sweatshops looking at NIKE, American Apparel and others.
Identify one normative ethical theory that support this conduct apply it then critique it.
Then Apply one normative ethical theory that opposes the use of sweatshops, apply it – recognise its limitations then create a link to CSR and stakeholder theory once you have completely finished the application of normative ethics.
Note* only limit to no more than 2 normative ethical theories.

Conclusion:
Use of normative ethical theories and CSR/Stakeholder theory but you should not include a new concept in the introductions.

2:Anthology American Literature

Submit 250 words in response to a literary work . Journals should focus on a literary element or device in the story and include a thesis analyzing its importance to the literary work. Provide evidence from the literary work in the form of cited quotes or paraphrases to support your thesis.

Only Source:
The Norton Anthology American Literature 8th Edition.
Nathaniel Hawthorne: Bio, pp. 603-606, and either “Young Goodman Brown," pp. 619-628 ,

3:Remembering my Childhood on the continent of Africa

one paragraph for each story as a response paragraph of the story. WRITE WHAT YOU THOUGHT ABOUT THE READING. HOW DOES THE WORK RELATE TO YOUR LIFE? WHAT DID YOU THINK ABOUT THE AUTHOR’S WRITING STYLE? YOU CAN WRITE ANYTHING IN RESPONSE TO THE READING. I need each paragraph to be 6-8 sentences long. I need 17 response paragraphs for 17 different stories, each page can handle 4 responses. Response 1 is about the story "Sedaris, cRemembering my Childhood on the continent of Africa". 2 "Roman, We’re Not…". 3 "De Botton, Tragedy". 4 "Lamott, The Crummy First Draft". 5 "Frahm, How to Write a Paper". 6 "Dumas, Sweet, Sour, and Resentful". 7 "Ortiz Cofer, The Cruel Country". 8 "Ayad, The Capricious Camera". 9 "Del Toro & Hogan, Vampires Never Die". 10 "Tannen, But What Do You Mean?". 11 "Lutz, The World of Doublespeak". 12 "Baker, The Plot Against People". 13 "Divakaruni, Live Free and Starve". 14 "Javdani, Plata o Plomo: Silver or Lead". 15 "Munroe, Everybody Jump". 16 "Fortgang, Checking My Privilege". 17 "Gay, Paculiar Benefits".

American literature