Discuss the comparisons between The Odyssey and The Princess Bride, Penelope and Ginny Weasley, Odysseus and Rick Sanchez, Achilles and Taylor Swift, Agamemnon and Donald Trump, and Hektor and Martin Luther King.

You’ll need to show how the themes and events of the work are relevant to or shed light on the specific event, or how a particular character helps us better understand a famous person today.Some examples from past papers include comparisons between The Odyssey and The Princess Bride, Penelope and Ginny Weasley, Odysseus and Rick Sanchez, Achilles and Taylor Swift, Agamemnon and Donald Trump, and Hektor and Martin Luther King. As you can see, there are many possible parallels, so have fun and take chances, but avoid big generalized comparisons, for example, comparing Penelope to women today.I’m giving you some latitude on this assignment in the hope that you’ll experiment and try different approaches. The recent event can be serious or not so serious, but we need some sense of how the wisdom of the literature can either help us to better understand what happened or even provide a solution. In other words, what central message(s) can we extract from the similar experiences of these characters?An effective paper will be well written, show a fairly deep and original (beyond SparkNotes) understanding of the work, and analyze as much as it documents.

Write about details about the museum that you were to have seen via a virtual tour.

go to a museum on a virtual tour about something cultural that you have not done before – ever. Write about your experience. Write about details about the museum that you were to have seen via a virtual tour. Explain in details and description what you see in the virtual tour. choose of of the links: and remember to write in detail about what you seehttps://www.travelandleisure.com/attractions/museums-galleries/museums-with-virtual-tours (Links to an external site.)https://www.timeout.com/travel/coronavirus-virtual-museum-tours (Links to an external site.)https://naturalhistory.si.edu/visit/virtual-tour/other-smithsonian-tours (Links to an external site.)https://naturalhistory.si.edu/visit/virtual-tour

Describe Beyond Good & Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future, Fredrich Nietzsche, Trans Walter Kaufmann, Vintage Publishing, ISBN-10: 9780679724650.

NIETZSCHE:Do you think that trying to find objectively true moral statements gets in the way of living your life?What is a moral sentiment that society has that you think is false? What things do you do that is contrary with how society thinks you should act? Do social pressures prevent you from being who you are?What moral rules do you follow in your life and why do you follow them? Compare and Contrast: Epictetus and Nietzsche: Nietzsche believes in the power of the will, Epictetus seems to think that using your will and desires gets you into moral trouble than if you were content. Which of the two do you think is correct?Compare and Contrast: Mill Nietzche: Why does Nietzsche believe that Mill’s theory is incorrect? Articulate his critique.What is love (Baby don’t hurt me, don’t hurt me, no more): In section 260 Nietzsche says, “This makes plain why love as passion – which is our European specialty– simply must be of noble origin.” What is love as passion?

Given what you know today (in 2020) about Russian political development and its political institutions, would you recommend that it make any changes to prevent democratic reversion under Vladimir Putin?

1) Let us suppose that you are able to travel back in time to the end of World War I and serve as the Weimar Republic’s “Institutional Engineer” during its period of democratization. Given what you know today (in 2020) about German political development and the political institutions the Weimar constitution actually adopted, would you recommend that it make any changes to prevent democraticreversion under the Third Reich? If so, what changes, and why?OR2) Let us suppose that you are able to travel back in time to the fall of the Soviet Union and serve as Russia’s “Institutional Engineer” during its period of democratization. Given what you know today (in 2020) about Russian political development and its political institutions, would you recommend that it make any changes to prevent democratic reversion under Vladimir Putin? If so, what changes, and why?

Mexico US borderescribe how the following contribute to either anti-immigrant sentiment AND/OR resistance against it in the US-Mexico context: a) imperialism b) education c) security d) citizenship

1. The United States and Mexico existed as nation-states far before physical barriers were placed between the two countries. Why then do some scholars argue that the US-Mexico border… a) …is framed as a matter of ‘nationbuilding’? b)…extends far beyond the physical border between the US and Mexico?2. What does Gloria Anzaldúa mean by ‘the borderlands’? Contrast the identities Anzaldúa constructs through her understanding of the ‘the borderlands’ WITH the identities constructed through the spaces of ‘the border region’ (62.5 miles within the US-Mexico border) AND/OR ‘the border zone’ (100 miles within the US borders and coasts).3. Anti-immigrant sentiment obviously has a lot to do with how people perceive borders. Describe how the following contribute to either anti-immigrant sentiment AND/OR resistance against it in the US-Mexico context: a) imperialism b) education c) security d) citizenship