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Describe emotion.  Discuss how emotions affect every conflict situation.  Explore misconceptions about emotions and how our fears and thoughts about emotion hinder resolution.  Discuss the main negative emotions that surface during conflict especially anger and fear and anxiety. How can these be managed? What does the Scripture offer in terms of perspective and solution?  Include an application section where you discuss your own feelings during conflict situations and how you can use conflicts for emotional and spiritual transformation.

analyze how films shaped and impacted social representations of historical subjects

Write a paper that explains what factors accounted for the tremendous growth in the American economy between 1790 and 1860. Below are some items to consider. (Please refer to at least two of these in your response.) Changes in communications Changes in transportation Changes in agricultural production In your paper, relate the most significant impact of two or more of these factors and how they helped transform the American economy as it approached the eve of the Civil War.

discuss the salient facts of the case, leadership theories that you feel most apply, suggest 2-3 alternative courses of action (mutually exclusive), and choose one of the alternatives and briefly discuss how you would implement it in the organization. (Mutually exclusive alternatives cannot be implemented together. Giving employees more vacation time and a raise are not mutually exclusive; options to fire employees or give them training are.)

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Portrayal of women – Portrayal of Susan at the end of the series, she doesn’t make it to Narnia in the train crash.
Portrayal of Jill all throughout The Silver Chair. she just never really “gets” it. Also at the beginning when Eustes falls off a cliff because of her.
Women shouldn’t fight in wars

Intentionality, thought proceeding action – Mr. Tumnus in the first book, when he is upset and cries over what he thought of doing to Lucy, but didn’t actually do.

For part two:

Plato’s allegory of the cave. specific example from the book that may be helpful to tie into the concept, the underworld in the Silver Chair.

Lewis’ depiction of authority – Aslan (jesus) is the one true authority. Authority trickles down from Aslan. Everything Aslan says is true without question. Aslan determines which authority is legit, in the Silver Chair, he sends the children to confront the head mistress (“who was a woman by the way”, an actual quote from the book so also could be used for portrayal of women) at the end.