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Christine Giancatarino WRIT 105 Fall 2017 Essay Question 2 (Documented Essay): The BODY In this unit, we explored the relationship of the body to the environments that surround us. For this essay, please choose one of the following questions to answer. The paper must be at least 2000 words long, typed in 12-point Times New Roman font, be double-spaced, and have 1” margins. You must include a Works Cited page in every draft. The Works Cited page will count toward word count. In addition, because this paper also serves as the documented essay for the course, you will be required to include a minimum of two outside peer-reviewed sources, and 1 CRAAP tested source in the writing of your paper. This means that you will be writing in conversation with the primary texts, as well as the two secondary research texts that you obtain. (In this unit, we will explore the difference between primary and secondary texts, as well as how to conduct academic research). OPTION 1: In this unit, we’ve explored what it means to be “differently-abled” in an ableist society. The texts by Harriet McBride Johnson, Aimee Mullins and Steve Kramer confront the ableist hierarchy and challenge the assumptions that equate able-bodiedness with “beauty,” “wholeness,” and “ability.” For this essay, develop an argument and craft a claim that challenges the ableist hierarchy that exists today. In doing so, consider how dismantling ableism require us to reconsider how beauty is constructed. As you develop your argument, use the texts from McBryde Johnson, Mullins, Kramer, and/or any of the texts we read in this unit to support your claim. Consider how these authors have become, “architects of their own identities… designing their bodies from a place of empowerment” (Mullins). How have they redefined what is valued as beautiful? In what ways do they challenge the privilege given to able-bodiedness? In what ways have they reclaimed power from “the look?” Please note: Part of this response challenges you to confront how “beauty” is built and defined. However, be cautious of falling into a conversation claiming that “beauty means different things to different people” as this is not arguable, nor does it necessitate a 2000 word essay. Instead, consider the ways in which these authors challenge us to redefine and reconstruct what is considered beautiful and purposeful in society in order to support your argument. In your response, be sure to draw on specific evidence from at least two of the sources mentioned from this unit, In addition, you must use a minimum of two peer-reviewed sources and 1 CRAAP tested source to support your claim. OPTION 21: At the beginning of this unit, you completed a freewrite exploring your relationship to your own body. In addition, you were also asked to consider the ways in which society (family, friends, university community, the media, etc.) judged your “body” taking into consideration the politics 1 Adapted from J. Restaino that surround your body (gender identity, race, sexual orientation, physical features, body art, etc.). For this paper, your task is to review and even expand upon that initial freewrite and build an argument and craft a claim about the politics of your body. How are your experiences related to, or a derivation from, the concerns the authors raise in their texts? Which body/ies most resonate with your body, either literally or metaphorically: The obese body (Gay/West)? The differently-abled body (Mullins)? The imperfect body (McBryde Johnson)? The “forgiving” body (Kramer)? Why and how? What are the similarities between these authors experiences and yours? In what ways do these authors get you thinking, or understanding your own experiences in a new way? In order to be successful, you will need to integrate discussion of your experiences with critical reading of our readings/videos/podcasts from this unit. Even though you are crafting the essay based on lived experience, you still must build an argument. This means that you need to present a clear, arguable central claim and support your ideas with proof and analysis. The prompt is not asking you to write about your unsubstantiated opinions or your feeling. As a reader, I want to understand why you think the way you do. To do this, you will need to rely on the readings as well as your research as evidence to back up your claims. You must draw on at least three of the texts from this unit. In addition, you must use a minimum of two peerreviewed sources and 1 CRAAP tested source to support your claim. OPTION 3: The texts from Cold Call Podcast, West, and Gay as well as the National Geography video and the “Feeding America” interactive map about the obesity/hunger paradox address our cultural relationship between food consumption and body image. For this essay, craft an argument and develop a claim that considers the following: In what ways do cultural expectations about obesity and/or thinness challenge how we define beauty, health, and/or wealth? How might arguments in the Cold Call Podcast, and made by Gay and West complicate notions of “fatness” as well as cultural expectations of the body? The Cold Call Podcast, Gay, and West texts seem to be a natural fit for this response, but you are free to use any readings/videos/podcasts from this unit. Furthermore, while inclusion of your personal experience might be acceptable in your response question, please think beyond your personal experience and consider the question in relation to other individuals as well as those with gender identities different from your own. In your response, be sure to draw on specific evidence from at least three of the sources from this unit to support your claim. In addition, you must use a minimum of two peer-reviewed sources and 1 CRAAP tested source to support your claim.
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Unrealized inventory profits
If unrealized intercompany inventory profits exist in the current period which is a result
of activities in the previous period, the profits of the firm have to be added to the consolidated
income statements on the net income. The net income is then assigned to the respective
shareholders who took part in the intercompany sale.
If a downstream sale was responsible for the income, the incomes that are assigned to
controlling interests should be adjusted by raising the realized profit amount. However, if the
income was because of upstream sales, the income which is usually assigned to the noncontrolling interests and controlling interests should be adjusted through raising the profits
amounts at the time the profits were realized.
Yes, I agree that is very vital to be aware of the nature of the sale. One should know I the
sales were downstream or upstream so as to determine the effect of certain factors such as if the
profits on the sales should be adjusted for non-controlling or controlling groups. It also ensures
that consolidated net incomes are properly assigned to the right shareholders.

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Arthur, H. B. (1938). Inventory Profit in Business Cycles. The American Economics Review,
28(1), 27-40.

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Ableism
Introduction
Ableism is the discrimination of disabilities for persons with disabilities, this also
includes people who are discriminating people with disabilities, or the act of someone not
accepting, many have tried to look at what forms the ableism hierarchy. Just like any other group
any other group people living with disabilities causes different causes and effects. Ableism
comes from either history or the lack of the disability concept, policies and practices and
disabled stereotypes of what it can achieve. Form history many have always be discriminated
this was seen in Paris 1793, 1907 in Indiana, however, there are those too that have fought
against their discr...


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