Teenage culture has always been challenging to navigate. Fortunately, the clique called the Plastics knows just what it takes to fit in with their group. In this discussion, you will use an anthropological lens to examine a brief scene in the movie Mean Girls. (This is a Youtube video) As …
Read the attached article and answer the following questions in a paragraph each (9-10sentences minimum). DO NOT INCLUDE THE QUESTIONS OR TITLE IN YOUR PAPER, SIMPLY NUMBER YOUR PARAGRAPHS 1-4.1-What is the overall purpose/thesis/point of the chapter/essay/article?2-How does the author(s) make their point(s)? What do they discuss? What evidence and …
Introduce a transmedia work that belongs to the genre of the week fan fiction Source text: Journey to the WestTarget text: Wu Kongs Biography (novel) written by Zeng Yu 2. The recommended primary texts will be uploaded each week in a separate file, but you are highly encouraged to write …
Short Answers. Pick three of these five questions to respond to. Your response should be well-written, and provide supporting evidence such as key terms and quotations. Your response to each question should be no more than 500 words, and at least 200 words. Your response should be in prose, using …
Observe captive animal behavior via the internet for 10 minutes. You can visit one of these websites for live cameras, or you can google ‘live cams” to find other locations: http://explore.org/live-cams/player/brown-bear-salmon-cam-brooks-falls OR https://nationalzoo.si.edu/webcams Watch the behavior of ONE (focal) animal for a total of ten (10) minutes. Each minute, record …
Theoretical Perspectives and Interventions 1) Identify and describe a theoretical perspective that guides the intervention you have chosen for your program. i) Briefly explain this theoretical perspective and your rationale for choosing it.2) Explain how the interventions support this theoretical perspective.3) Explain analyze how the program addresses …
Week One: The Public Sphere1. In your own words, briefly describe the meaning of the public and private spheres. How has this binary historically been used to subordinate women and other marginalized people? 2. Next, read these two short articles about the ‘waves’ of feminism: https://femmagazine.com/feminism-101-what-are-the-waves-of-feminism/ (Links to an external …
Week Two, Unit One: The Personal is PoliticalNo unread replies.11 reply.In our discussion this week, we are going to think about history, political action, and narrative. Last week, we read about the construction of the political and discussed how women and other marginalized people have historically been left out of …
Intersectionality is a foundational feminist concept that is essential for understanding current events and the world more generally. So, we’ll spend some time applying it: Use intersectionality as a tool to analyze a current event or policy issue. Pick a current event or policy issue and find a news story …
1. 600 to 700 words, double spaced, standard font (Times New Roman, etc.)2. Identify two (2) articles from peer-reviewed academic journals, i.e. the International Journal of Taiwan Studies or Journal of Asian Studies. One of these articles must have been published after 2000. Ideally both should be.3. Provide the proper …
