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Essay Instructions: QUOTES AS A SUJECT OF DISCUSSION

“The details are not the details. They make the design.”
??"Charles Eames


-The following questions are not to be answered one after the other, as separate paragraphs with no relationship with each other.
-Think of these questions as guidelines for your discussion.
-However, be sure to explore all these topics in your research paper.

The length of your essay should be between 500 and 800 words.
What counts is how well you express your personal point of view.

1-Who is the author of this quote?
Include the country of birth, the date, the political or cultural context.

2-What does the quote means?
Explain what the author meant to say, and how it relates to his work.

3-How would you say it in your own words?
Try to paraphrase the quote, using contemporary language. How would people express the same idea today? Maybe they’d send a tweet? Take a picture? Make a joke?

4-In what way does this quote relate to the work of its author?
What specific work or situation does it refer to? Can you show a couple of images that help understand what the author was talking about?

5-What do you find most intriguing about this quote?
Does it relate to your experience? Do you agree? Do you think that it’s clever, or inspiring, or funny….?

6-Can you find other artists of the same period who shared a similar view with the author?
Was the author part of a trend ??" or was he on the contrary in reaction against conventional thinking?

Essay Instructions: QUOTES AS A SUJECT OF DISCUSSION

“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the
world, are the ones who do.”
??"“Think Different” 1997 Apple Commercial

-The following questions are not to be answered one after the other, as separate
paragraphs with no relationship with each other.
-Think of these questions as guidelines for your discussion.
-You can change the order in which you discuss them.
-However, be sure to explore all these topics in your research paper.
The length of your essay should be between 500 and 800 words.
What counts is how well you express your personal point of view.

1-Who is the author of this quote?
Include the country of birth, the date, the political or cultural context.
2-What does the quote means?
Explain what the author meant to say, and how it relates to his work.
3-How would you say it in your own words?
Try to paraphrase the quote, using contemporary language. How would people express
the same idea today? Maybe they’d send a tweet? Take a picture? Make a joke?
4-In what way does this quote relate to the work of its author?
What specific work or situation does it refer to? Can you show a couple of images that
help understand what the author was talking about?
5-What do you find most intriguing about this quote?
Does it relate to your experience? Do you agree? Do you think that it’s clever, or
inspiring, or funny….?
6-Can you find other artists of the same period who shared a similar view
with the author?
Was the author part of a trend ??" or was he on the contrary in reaction against
conventional thinking?

Essay Instructions: " Quotes." All quotes should be kept to a minimum (2-3 max). If you are using lengthy quotes, your essay should be lengthened to no less than 1000 words.

3. Length. approx. 750 words for each essay. (not including heading, question, biblio)

4. Format. Any legible 12 point font typeface, a readable file in Word, RTF, or TXT format. Do NOT submit raw Works, Word Perfect files. Rather, Your Word Processing program has the capability of saving your Works and WP files as rtf (rich text format) or txt (text) files. RTF and TXT files can be read by any Word Processor. PLEASE CHECK YOUR FORMATTING before submitting your work. Saving files as TXT sometimes off-centers text. Your uploaded essay should LOOK NEAT, regardless of the format used.

Essay Instructions: Quotes". Use examples from the Scriptures as necessary. Use as many biblically notated references (E.G. Gn 3:4, etc...) as you like, BUT ALL QUOTES should be kept to a minimum (2-3 max).

Sources. Use the text primarily for this paper. Use no more than TWO other sources. This paper must be 'polished', accurate, clear, and checked for spelling AND grammar. YOU MUST SUBMIT A BIBLIOGRAPHY at the end of your paper

What does the term 'messiah' mean, and what were Jewish expectations of that person? In your opinion, did anyone come close to filling those shoes in the Old Testament? Who and how. (Be very specific) OR