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How does Philip Roth’s “Defender of the Faith” explore the ethical and moral dilemmas faced by Sergeant Nathan Marx in balancing his duties as a military officer with his cultural and religious identity? Roth uses the interactions between Marx and Sheldon Grossbart to examine themes of loyalty, manipulation, and the complexities of identity in a multicultural environment. What does the story suggest about the conflicts that can arise between personal beliefs and professional responsibilities?

The school of thought best depicted by the work of Raymond Carver is

Which of the following could paradoxically result in ‘push’ rather than ‘pull’ despite being a Lean tool designed to prevent overproduction?

In “The Swimmer” Neddy swims through several pools as he works through this journey toward sobriety. Name three of these specific pools and explain the role each one played in Neddy’s quest for sobriety. 

In “Diving into the Wreck” Rich speaks of “the book of myths,” which represents

In Collins’ “Litany”the poet starts out talking about his beloved but ends talking about

During his oration at the end of the story the boy slips and says

Which statement about problems facing the state of Texas with regard to health care costs is true?

The character of Maggie is best described as