No need to write big words you should use simple words easy understand tell me which one you choose to writer dont write more 7 pages dont use only the article that we should use and when u use quote make sure you are citing them ( author, page number, year) PLs use easy words and make sure you are following the info and do exact as the prof ask to do, dont skip anything follow the info and make sure you are answering and doing all of the parts that prof ask required to write one set of summaries of all 3 readings listed below. It consists of 7 pages (typed, doubled-spaced, 12 point font, Times New Roman) and is worth 15%. Extra pages will not be read. This summary assignment will help you achieve a deeper reading of the assigned readings. It must demonstrate critical reflection and analysis based on my Summary Instructions listed below. Summarize the following 3 readings: Karl Marx (1954) ‘The So-Called Primitive Accumulation’, in Capital Volume I, Moscow: Progress Publishers (pp. 667-685 and 710-712) David Harvey (2007) ‘Neoliberalism on Trial’, A Brief History of Neoliberalism, Oxford: Oxford University Press (Ch. 6: 152-182) Karl Polanyi (1944) Ch. 6: ‘The Self-regulating Market and the Fictitious Commodities: Labour, Land, and Money’, in The Great Transformation, Boston: Beacon Press (pp. 71-80) Summary Instructions: You must address the following questions in your summary assignments: 10% What central problem does each author seek to address?: Main thesis? 30% How does each author seek to address this problem?: Supporting arguments? 25% How does each author’s use of methodologies help provide insights into this central problem?: Substantiation, elaboration, illustration – what kind of evidence/examples are used? How well substantiated are the supporting arguments? 30% How does each author’s argument compare/contrast with others we have read? For each summarized article/reading, you must refer to at least 1 article/reading from any week previous to the assignment due date. That represents a total of at least 3 other articles/readings from the previous weeks to be used. 5% What contribution(s) (theoretical, methodological, and/or empirical) does each author make to our sociological understanding of the world today? The use of articles/readings/books other than the ones specified on the course syllabus will not be accepted. choose Karl Polanyi (1944) Ch. 6: ‘The Self-regulating Market and the Fictitious Commodities: Labour, Land, and Money’, in The Great Transformation, Boston: Beacon Press (pp. 71-80) its better