Write a Fictional, Argumentative Dialogue Between Two or More Characters

question 36

Essay

Write a fictional, argumentative dialogue between two or more characters debating the meaning of freedom and the problem of freedom and determinism. Your characters should each take stands and defend them with clearly stated reasons. They can respectfully disagree with one another, and should try to address each other's criticisms. Be especially aware of the assumptions that each character makes when s/he takes a stand. Your dialogue can conclude with agreement, agreeing to disagree, or some sort of new synthesis of preliminary positions. Dialogues should include discussion of the meaning and importance or value of freedom, and of some aspects of the debate over freedom and determinism. They should bring out your perceptions of what's at stake in this issue.   You can draw on materials from Chapter 7, but you are not limited to these. You may also wish to stage this dialogue as an oral presentation to your class or make a video of it.

Evaluate the role of HRM in supporting organizational changes and employee training during process improvements.

Acknowledge the significance of preparing employees for global assignments and the challenges of international markets.

Describe the practices involved in employee engagement and the use of technology in HRM, including HR dashboards and human resource information systems.

Understand the application and consequences of alternative work arrangements.

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Definitions:

Epiblast Cells

Cells in the early embryo that give rise to the tissues of the body.

Mesoderm

Middle of the three germ layers of an embryo.

Mesoderm

The middle layer of an embryo in early development, which gives rise to muscles, bones, and circulatory and excretory systems.

Epiblast Cells

The cells in the early embryo that give rise to all of the body's tissues and organs during development.