Paragraph 1: As you finish your last module in Modern World Literature, select your favorite story from the readings to discuss in a paragraph for the initial post to the forum. Use your biographical notes from this module, your text, or the Internet to look up facts about your chosen author. Think about the following questions as you make your selection: What is the theme of your story? • What was culturally significant about the eve nts and time period of your chosen piece? • How did the author use his/her background t o craft the characters or setting? • How would this story have been different if written from a mainstream cultural perspecti ve? • What impact did this story have on your und erstanding of the author's cultural experienc es? Paragraph 2: In 5-6 sentences, summarize your ideas and experiences with what you have read and watched (the films) in this course. For example: <

Paragraph 1: As you finish your last module in Modern World Literature, select your favorite story from the readings to discuss in a paragraph for the initial post to the forum. Use your biographical notes from this module, your text, or the Internet to look up facts about your chosen author. Think about the following questions as you make your selection: What is the theme of your story? • What was culturally significant about the eve nts and time period of your chosen piece? • How did the author use his/her background t o craft the characters or setting? • How would this story have been different if written from a mainstream cultural perspecti ve? • What impact did this story have on your und erstanding of the author's cultural experienc es? Paragraph 2: In 5-6 sentences, summarize your ideas and experiences with what you have read and watched (the films) in this course. For example: <

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

Section: Chapter Questions

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