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Literacy and the Internet To what extent do you agree with the claim that the "devaluation of contemplative thought ... is a loss not only for us as individuals but also for our culture" or with the claim that «the risk of losing our culture and our abilities to reason are overblown." Provide reasons and evidence to support your point of view 

No more than 20% should match something already in the Turnitin database. If the report for the assignment indicates a higher percentage, students may revise and resubmit the assignment until the deadline. No resubmissions may be made after the due date and time of the assignment.

The assignment is expected to be typed in English, in a 12-point font, double-spaced, at least 300 words long, and free of errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar. Do not repeat the question in your submission; we know the question. Students are expected to present a clear thesis and to construct valid, logical arguments with supporting evidence in responding to the question. Most of the assignment should be written by the student, not just quoting sources. Every written assignment is expected to be original work that the student personally researched and wrote for this course.

 

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