Cormac Ferguson Final Self Assessment Professor Harrison 12/17/21 Language and literacy provide much of how we as individuals interact with our surrounding world. To understand these vast means of communication is to enhance one’s own life in more ways than one and fortunately for me English 1100 has provided said valuable education. From the onset,…

The Rise of Humanitarian Consumption The rise of humanitarian consumption has given birth to a new type of image, one which places product first and pleasantries second leaving the cause it seeks to support as an afterthought. Presently, the only consistent remaining comparison between visual representations used by humanitarian consumption and its predecessor humanitarian activism…

Cormac Ferguson Prof Harrison Rhetorical Analysis Essay 10/29/21 Written In 1966, “On Keeping a Notebook” describes the author’s relationship with her writings on the past and their importance to her own well-being. Contained in her essay is not only many of Joan Didion’s journal entries, but a look into the idea of truth in one’s…

Cormac Ferguson Language and Literacy Narrative Professor Harrison 10/1/21 Questions & Answers  The difference between humans and apes is a matter that’s been studied and recontextualized for as long as we humans could understand the difference in the first place. Although I would never consider myself a scientist of any kind, I can confidently say…