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Essay Instructions: Hello, this paper is regarding asian/middle eastern literature (in a non western literature course). Before one can type this paper, one MUST read a two short stories (no more then 10 pages ) and one poem. I do not have the book available for you, however I can send you photocopies if you need them. , please do not be hesitant to email me if you need them. PLEASE do not write the paper without reading the stories and or poem, im sure their not hard to get a copy of either in text or on the internet. If you need to use google books and search "Worlds of Fiction" second edition. By Roberta Rubenstein and Charles R. Larson.
The stories are: 1. "A Father" by Bharati Mukherjee (pgs 659-666), 2. "A Hand in the Grave" by Ghassan Kanafani (pgs 425-431), 3. This is a poem: "self portrait"by A.K Ramanujan...ALL THE STORIES ARE ON GOOGLE BOOKS TO MY KNOWLEDGE..
The subject you will analyze while reading these stories and poem are : FATHER FIGURES. LOOK INTO THE TEXT AND THINK ABOUT SOME THEMES AND OCCURENCES IN THE STORIES AND POEM, HOW DO THEY RELATE? WHAT DO THEY MEAN? HOW ARE THESE THINGS WRITTEN ABOUT? WHAT DO THESE FINDINGS SAY ABOUT FATHER FIGURES IN THESE CULTURES (situations) also follow directions below

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The goal of the synthesis essay is to synthesize, connect, consider, in tandem items such as theme, character, setting, etc. First you must synthesis must include three different works of literature (All of which have been provided above, one of the three being poetry). You must include textual evidence-(carefully selected quotations from the text which you introduce and fully analyze). if you use any outside sources they must be carefully embedded in your writing and cited in correct MLA format both Parenthetical (Example 22), and at the end of your essay. it is expected that your essays will be 5-6 pages in length. Use 12 point font, times new roman, double spaced..NO PLAGIARISM!!!!!!!!!

Essay Instructions: Are the family court systems recongizing the ability of fathers becoming the primary parent? Which case law has set precedents if any? Which states show the highest number of fathers becoming the the primary parent?Which states have the highest rate in granting mothers custody instead? What are if there are any ramifications on the child? Which laws do attorneys like to use so their client who wants to be the full time and have custody of the child? What can the parent do to persuaded the court to find him in favor of full custody Is age a factor, do the courts think a child under the age of 10 is better off with the mother instead of the father? The Tender years doctrine informed the court system that in cases involving younger children, the mother should have primary custody, do some states discarded this doctrine determing that it is possible for a father to raise a young child? Has the playing field now becoming more leveled than the previous years? Is the father going to receive child support from the ex-spouse? Can the father also value imput from the mother still? Is there any long term studies or effects on children being raised soley by dad?

Essay Instructions: This paper should be a full four page long persuasive essay about why fathers should get more paternity leave from work. Include all the benefits associated with taking more paternity leave, and all the misfortunes associated with not being able to take paternity leave.
This paper should appeal to reason by using facts and statistics.
It should appeal to credibility of character by using credible sources, and prove your own credibility with superb academic writing.
And appeal to emotion and beliefs to support your own passion about the issue.
There should be a VARIETY of signal phrases and in-text citations used in the paper to identify the source and type of information (facts, opinions, observations, etc.) and to help the readers distinguish the source information from your own.

For example: James A. Levine claims that while many companies officially support paternity leave, they still send a strong, but discreet, message to their employees that those who take paternity leave are not committed to their job and can face termination of employment (98).

A poll conducted by Parents Magazine December 1993 showed shocking statistics, “Sixty-seven percent of American men who responded to the poll said that no paternity leave, paid or unpaid, was available to them when their youngest child was born” (98).

According to Robert Israeloff, “It is financially difficult if not impossible for families to even consider paternity leave” (98).

“The reality is,” writes Israeloff, “it makes more economic sense for women to stay home with newborns” (98).

AT&T Sokesperson Burke Stinson says that “Men who take paternity leave have to be supremely confident” (98).

Silberman does not find it surprising that “the birth of a child” is very difficult for families and “is a time of great financial strain” (98).

Elinor Silberman, Vice President of Compensation and Benefits at Home Box Office (HBO), argues that although paternity leave is available at her company, most men decline due to the financial strain of a newborn. (98)

There is one excellent source that I would like you to use if you can find it. It's "The Truth About Paternity Leave" by Roberta Isrealoff. The various signal phrases and citations above were taken from that source.
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Essay Instructions: This is a reaction paper of the comparison of how both father (David) and son's (Nic) view of the progression of the son's addiction to methamphetamines. This pertains to 2 novels. Beautiful Boy: A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction. by David Sheff 2009. Tweak: Growing Up on Methamphetamines. by Nic Sheff 2009.
Tie in sociological concepts and theories.