In the chapter on the Dead King Jacques Rancière details how Braudel places the death of Philip II at the end of the book, placing it out of context and order. As Rancière writes, “The death of the king signifies that kings are dead as centers and forces of history.” How does this placement attempt to resolve the tension between history as narrative and the scientific and political commitments of history as a discipline?

In the chapter on the Dead King Jacques Rancière details how Braudel places the death of Philip II at the end of the book, placing it out of context and order. As Rancière writes, “The death of the king signifies that kings are dead as centers and forces of history.” How does this placement attempt to resolve the tension between history as narrative and the scientific and political commitments of history as a discipline?

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How does the story relate to its raw material, the languages and ideologies that make up daily life. Which seem most pertinent?

Here are a few things to consider: How does the story relate to its raw material, the languages and ideologies that make up daily life. Which seem most pertinent?
The relevant passage from Macherey for this question is here: “It is important to recognize that literary texts make a novel use of language and ideology (perhaps the two are not so very different) by wresting them in a new direction and conscripting them into a project peculiar to them alone. by wresting them in a new direction and conscripting them into a project peculiar to them alone.” (pg. 52)
How does the story transform these existing languages by subject them to determinate form and themes such as parental conflict, colonial contact, and technological change?
How do the two different stories function as a way of giving form and taking distance from the existing ideology? In other words, how do the two different accounts of the change made possible by a change of the recording of memory serve to complicate each other. Which is to say how is the meaning of the story found not in one version, one theme, or the other, but in the relationship between the two themes.
The relevant passage from Macherey is here: “what begs to be explained in the work is not that false simplicity which derives from the apparent unity of its meaning, but the presence of a relation, or an opposition, between elements of the exposition or levels of the composition, those disparities which point to a conflict of meaning. This conflict is not the sign of an imperfection; it reveals the inscription of an otherness in the work, through which it maintains a relationship with that which it is not, that which happens at its margins” (pg. 79)

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Talladega Trip

See attached.

Your charity organization is putting together a weekend NASCAR Trip to Talladega Alabama to attend the Geico 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on April 24th, 2022. This trip will be auctioned off at the Helping Hands Charity Auction.

Bolshevik Party

the issue of how the party of the industrial workers, the Bolshevik
Party, dealt with the issue of land reform and
agricultural labor, has been front and center.
How would you characterize this relationship?
How did Bolshevik agricultural policy evolve
from the 1920s into the 1930s?

Must include reference from: Peter Kenez, A History from of the Soviet Union from its beginning to its Legacy

women roles

Your final presentation assignment in this course is to complete a multimedia presentation. The work you have done to create and support your research thesis will be the basis of your presentation.

This is your final longer term project designed to help you understand the fundamental processes and value of building argument.
This assessment addresses the following course outcomes:
● Establish a clear purpose and tone; show awareness of audience
● Research and synthesize ideas from a variety of sources
Prompt
Now that you have done some research with primary and secondary sources, you will use your research to create a presentation in a format that will appeal to your peers. You will use the
research you have done throughout this course, as well as course materials, to inform your thoughts. To present your opinions and observations, you will create
a multimedia presentation (using a presentation tool such as an infographic, social media post, video, etc.) that addresses your argument. While these questions may
seem “big,” remember that you are addressing them in a presentation, not a paper, and can use bullet points, visuals, or other methods. You will be sharing your presentation with the class in a discussion post and you will need to respond to each other. This means you will need to look at each presentation in the class.
Written component
Your presentation must present your argument as well as the research you have conducted to prove your thesis. While your presentation may even be a short video or a post, you must include a written element that summarizes your thesis and the support that you found. The written component will be submitted just to me rather than in a discussion post.

Social Media Information Systems

Discussion 10: Chapter 9 – Social Media Information Systems
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Please review the following discussion questions and provide several sentences per question. The more detailed you are, the more points you will receive. Go above and beyond the minimum requirements. Further, please respond to at least two other students and provide them constructive feedback, parts of their answer that you enjoyed, and/or new ideas in where they can look into.
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Name a company for which you would like to work. Describe, as specifically as you can, how that company could use social media in each of the areas from Chapter 9-2 listed in parts a through f of this question. Include community type, specific focus, processes involved, risks, and any other observations.
Sales and marketing
Customer service
Inbound logistics
Outbound logistics
Manufacturing and operations
Human resources
Discussion Directions:
After you type your initial post, read through the other entries and reply directly to at least two classmates; otherwise, you will only get partial credit. When you reply, please type the name of the classmate you are responding to, provide a welcome message to that person, and type your name at the bottom of the message. Make sure to use proper grammar, capitalization, (I instead of i) and punctuation in this college level course in all correspondence. Please avoid “text” or “twitter speak” when corresponding. For further guidance and rules on posting to the discussion board, please visit the Online Class Discussion page.

Case Study: Projections, NPV, COMPILATION ASSIGNMENT

The completed case study must include these components, with portions to be submitted over
several modules as the Case Study: Matrices Assignment, the Case Study: Historical
Financial Analysis Assignment, and the Case Study: Projections, NPV, Compilation
Assignment.
 Cover page (must include the company name, your name, the date of submission, and a
references page; the document must follow current APA guidelines)
 A total of 12 – 15 pages (for all there parts, combined) of narrative text, this does not
include the financial statements, reference pages, or matrices
 Reference page (follow current APA guidelines)
 Historical Financial Statements, Proforma Financial Statements, NPV Calculations and a
Cost Sheet for the strategy in an Excel document
 Matrices, which must be exhibits/attachments in the appendix and not part of the body of
the analysis (The Strategy Club has excellent templates/examples for exhibits and
matrices)