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Question Answered step-by-step Option #2: The Field of the Humanities Think about your perceptions… Option #2: The Field of the Humanities Think about your perceptions of the Humanities before and after reading the Required Learning Resources for this week and do the following:   Discuss your initial thoughts about taking an Introduction to Humanities course when you first enrolled. What did you think this class would be about? What topics did you think would be covered? How did you feel about taking this class? Explain which of the following three reasons for studying the Humanities presented in the Required Learning Resources most appeals to you and why? Provide a quote from the resources to support your choice and reasoning.Self-developmentSkills development Seeing “Big Picture”  Choose another quote from any of the Required Learning Resources that provides you with new information about the Humanities and do the following: Provide the quote and cite it.Briefly explain why you may not have known this information before. Conclude your post with a comment about how the Required Learning Resources for this week changed your understanding of the Humanities. If your perception did not change, comment on what you anticipate may be the most useful or interesting thing you will get out of this class.  Remember to use at least two quotes (one for part 2 and one for part 3) from any of the Required Learning Resources. Make sure to provide in-text citations for both quotes in MLA.  Provide references for all sources in MLA.  Business Management Human Resource Management HUMN 100 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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