Write a paper showing your understanding of work in modern America. Included in this paper must be an analysis of positive and negative aspects of our relatively new service/knowledge based economy and our place in the global economy. You must also critically analyze the interconnectedness of immigration, globalization, democracy, and corporate power.Use evidence from Module 7 and Module 8, which include the following:The High Cost of Low Prices highlights the corporate practices and low price of Wal-Mart and how this impacts America and the world: This is What Democracy Looks Like covers the protest at the World Economic Forum meeting of September 11, 2000, in Melbourne, Australia: You Portfolio Project should meet the following requirements:Your paper should be 6-8 pages long, not including the title or reference pages.Cite a minimum of 4 peer-reviewed, scholarly journal sources beyond the textbook to support your statements. The CSU-Global Library is a good place to find these sources.Use evidence from your textbook.Cite both films found in Module 7 (The High Cost of Low Prices and This is What Democracy Looks Like) and one other film used in the course.Format your paper according to the CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA Requirements.You are expected to convey complex ideas in a clear, concise, and organized fashion, using the required and recommended readings from the course for analytical support.

Directions: Respond to all parts of all questions.It is suggested that you take a few minutes to plan and outline each answer.In your response you should use specific example where appropriate. You should type your answers into a separate document and submit that document into the assignment drop box.

For this assignment there are 3 PDF reading and 3 Documents. All you need to do is read or skim the documents and answer the 3 questions using the PDF articles.Here are the questions:1) In “On the Diagnosis of Disease of the Chest,” how did Laennec associate with his innovation with his predecessors who inspired him? How (what steps did he take) did he improve the diagnostic technique? What medical and non-medical consideration facilitated him for the improvement? What is the significance of his improvement in the field of anatomy? (Think about that Laennec could achieve but his predecessors could not.) How do you connect Laennec’s medical practices and the invention of stethoscope with his pathological view of chest diseases? What were the three classes of application of the invented stethoscope, according to Laennec? What remained limited for Laennec to examine the chest cavity with his new instrument? What do you think the purpose of which Laennec wrote this? Who would be the target reader?2) In the preface of Virchow’s Cellular Pathology, could you tell who was the target audience of this work/lecture series? What was the purpose of this work/lecture? What was Virchow’s pathological view of diseases? What was Virchow’s method of conveying his pathological view? How did Virchow prove (what were the evidences) that “cells as the ultimate active elements of the living body”? How did Virchow compare with and contrast to the humoral and solidistic views of pathology? How would you associate his view on science/ medicine with his political view?3) According to Hsu, what was Jean Baptiste Du Halde’s foundational understanding of medicine? (Think about how Du Halde seemed to impose the Galenic understanding of pulsation on the Chinese pulse patterns.) Compare Du Halde’s remark on Chinese pulse diagnostics in a basis on a conception of the body as a kind of lute with René Laennec’s mediate auscultation in diagnosing of a living body. What are the similarities? According to the author, how does Chinese tacit perception/experience of pulse taking achieve a diagnosis in a detached and descriptive way? How does a Chinese physician “calibrate” himself or herself when taking a patient’s pulse? What are the differences between “active touch” in Chinese pulse taking and “passive touch” in psychophysical practice? Here are the links to the following PDFs: Hsu Towards a science of touch part I Chinese pulse diagnostics in early modern Europe 2000 FileLaennec Auscultation 1821 FileVirchow Cellular Pathlogy 1860 FileFor each question there is a specific link that must be read so as long as the question is answered we are good and feel free to ask me any questions about the PDF articles.