Analyze the three central themes of critical social theory.

“Analyze the three central themes of critical social theory. Draw from your stocks of knowledge and distinguish four assumed characteristics of a good leader from four assumed characteristics of a bad leader. 
Assess whether the characteristics you chose for both types of leaders are based on ideology concepts or hegemony concepts or both.
Choose two occupations where you may more likely find a good leader compared to a bad leader based on the leadership characteristics.
I have attached the textbook context of Critical Social Theory and its three central themes. 
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How does the narrator dramatize the tension between the two? How does the narrative resolve the tension? Is one character in each pair more memorable and/or admirable?

“The Hebrew Bible is full of portraits of rival siblings or quasi-siblings: Cain and Abel, Sarah and Hagar, Ishmael and Isaac, Jacob and Esau, Leah and Rachel, Judah and Joseph, Amnon and Absalom. Examine any one or two of these pairs, and consider the conflict
between siblings or rivals. How does the narrator dramatize the tension between the two? How does the narrative resolve the tension? Is one character in each pair more memorable and/or admirable?
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What is the historical relationship between slavery and music? Does Hunter’s research affect our understanding of the history of the oratorio?

“Write a two-page, typed, double-spaced essay, consisting of a thoughtful response to David Hunter’s article on slavery and music, “Worlds Apart?” published in Opera in 2015. You may wish to consider the following some or all of the following questions:
_ What is the historical relationship between slavery and music? Does Hunter’s research affect our understanding of the history of the oratorio?
Does it matter now that Handel’s works were subsidized with slavery in the past?
Should we perform pieces that were funded through slavery?
When we program music, should it matter how that music originated?
When we program music, should the character or activities of its creator(s) be taken into consideration?
If we perform music by Handel, should we tell our audiences how it was funded? _ If we no longer perform music by Handel, what kind of music should we perform?
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Do you agree with Hobbes that good and evil are relative terms, or do you think there is an objective standard to which the terms refer? Explain your answer with an example.

“Respond to TWO of the following questions:
Aristotle argues that nature is teleological, in other words, that it has a purpose. However, the “new science” presented by Galileo, Newton, and Hobbes argues that nature is non-purposive. Which view of nature do you agree with and why?
If you were in a state of nature, a primitive condition without civil government, would you help people or use your powers to fulfill your desires even if it meant not helping others? Do you think most people would help each other or act from self-interest?
Hobbes thinks that the terms “good” and “evil” are relative to the individual. When we use those terms, we mean that good things bring us pleasure and evil things bring us pain. Do you agree with Hobbes that good and evil are relative terms, or do you think there is an objective standard to which the terms refer? Explain your answer with an example.
Berkeley thinks that “to be is to be perceived.” But, if you leave the room you’re in and go to another one, do the things in the room you were in still exist? How does Berkeley answer this question, and do you agree with him? Explain.
Note: To earn full credit for this graded discussion, post at least two times. First, post your own thoughts. This post should be substantial (containing at least 150-200 words). Next, respond to the post of another student. Remember to follow the rules of netiquette. Be polite, professional, and thoughtful. This post should contain at least 50-100 words. All posts need to be in your own words.
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Explain whether you think this film is a modernist film or a postmodern film

“Write about Collateral Beauty 2016
Explain whether you think this film is a modernist film or a postmodern film (pages 188-208) and why you have reached that conclusion. You will need to have access to the book Engaging cinema by Bill Nichols 
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What makes you feel vulnerable and how has it shaped your personality?

“MLA format
Respond to the following questions using no more than300 words
Stan Lee once said, If you’re writing about a character unless you give him vulnerability, I don’t think he’ll be as interesting to the reader. What makes you feel vulnerable and how has it shaped your personality?
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Describe examples of your leadership experience and share how you have significantly influenced others, helped resolve disputes, or contributed to group efforts over time.

“The maximum is 110 words for 1 question. And I have 2 to finish
Here are the 2 prompts
Leadership/group contributions: Describe examples of your leadership experience and share how you have significantly influenced others, helped resolve disputes, or contributed to group efforts over time. Consider responsibilities you have taken for initiatives in or out of school
Knowledge or creativity in a field: Describe any of your special interests and how you have developed knowledge in these areas. Give examples of your creativity: the ability to see alternatives; take diverse perspectives; come up with many, varied, or original ideas; or willingness to try new things.
For the 2nd one, my field of interest is Pharmacy
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Analyze the statement made by the Scarecrow. Present your analysis and give a complete description of the triangles that satisfy the statement.

“In the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz, upon being presented with a Th.D. (Doctor of Thinkology), the Scarecrow proudly exclaims, “The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side.” Analyze the statement made by the Scarecrow. Present your analysis and give a complete description of the triangles that satisfy the statement.
Find another example of math being used in:Movies, television, popular culture, art, music and harmonics, scientific research papers, newspapers or magazine articles, nature and natural phenomena, voting, national security, manufacturing, logistics, transportation, healthcare, business, economics, or some noteworthy or pivotal historical moment.
Research and explain whether or not the math was used correctly.

Note: Please do not copy from any source on google bc this will be summited to Turn it in!!
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Discuss how the company benefits from the acquisition and the economies of scale, specific to transportation, that will be achieved by merging the two companies.

“An intermodal company has acquired an LTL carrier. Discuss how the company benefits from the acquisition and the economies of scale, specific to transportation, that will be achieved by merging the two companies. Secondly, discuss what might be the consequences of a poorly managed acquisition, specific to the concept of diseconomies of scale.
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Discuss the relative importance of the marketing research report to other stages in the marketing research process.

“Writing the Marketing Research Report
All of the work is almost done. You have designed your research project; collected and prepared your data; and analyzed the results. It is time to communicate your marketing research findings. In order to do so, you must be able to address the following.
1.Discuss the relative importance of the marketing research report to other stages in the marketing research process.
2.Review the components of the elements of a Marketing Report. Then identify and differentiate the three major sections of a marketing research report.
3.Distinguish among the elements of results, conclusions, and recommendations. 
4.What are some alternate ways researchers may report findings? What are some important things researchers should keep in mind when using alternate or innovative reporting vehicles?
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