The revision paper consists of the following: Fixed and revised foundation paper (original) Integration of human condition theory quote in the introduction and three references. Modified Works cited page to include Novel , human condition, and thesaurus #1 (original “express”) along with thesaurus #2 (issue #1), thesaurus #3 (if you did another issue), thesaurus #2 (if you did another issue) [you may include the three database sources appropriately but not necessary]. Don’t forget the Trinity! Grammar and syntax will be checked. I will be checking for tense and announcement, listing rule, compound rule (FANBOYS + semi colon), complex rule (using subordinates and relative pronouns), and transition rule (conjunctive adverb). Spelling and subject/verb agreement counts if it is a part of the Novel. b. Human condition notes [ watch intro stretch video if you do not know how to block or bracket]: The quote: While it’s undeniable that humans are capable of great love and empathy, we also have an unspeakable history of greed, hatred, rape, torture, murder and war; a propensity for deeds so shocking and overwhelming that the eternal question of why seems depressingly inexplicable…how could humans possibly be considered good when all the evidence seems to unequivocally indicate that we are a deeply flawed, bad, even evil species? Conventional references to the human condition: • why we are the way we are • what it is to be human • the riddle of life • our human predicament • the dark side of our nature • our troubled human state and nature • our corrupted or ‘fallen’ state • our capacity for good and evil • our contradictory nature • our state of human frailty • our burden of guilt or sin • the root of human conflict • the meaning of humans and their place in the world I have the foundation paper but the things listed above need to be added and cited properly.

The novel is Jamaica kincaid's “autobiography of my mother

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Foundation paper on Autobiography of My Mother by Jamaica Kincaid For women who have been motherless throughout their lives they are affected psychologically and experience emotional exile However the... View the full answer