Final Paper Instructions1. You will need your notes from this semester’s readings.2. Select two American or European movies you have previously viewed.3. Develop a feminist response to these two movies:In this assignment, your task is to deconstruct different facets of two movies, analyzing how these movies use gender, race, ethnicity, cultural, social class, and sexual orientation assumptions that they depict and carry in images and storylines. You will also propose alternative depictions and storylines that could indeed be considered an argument for not just inclusion but social justice in American/Western movie-making.4. Use these questions to guide you as you compose […]
Field Study RemoteSensing. DO NOT ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS ON
Field Study: RemoteSensing. DO NOT ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS ONLY UNDERSTAND. BackgroundThisfield study will begin with the study of sea surface temperatures off the eastcoast of the United States. Then,you will analyze a volcanic eruption. Mount Pinatubo’s eruption in 1991 was oneof the world’s largest eruptions in the past 40 years. Located in thePhilippines, the volcano introduced significant amounts of ash and gases intothe atmosphere, enough to cool the temperature of the entire earth slightlyover a period of 3 years.Part1: What Do These Images Reveal?Procedure1. From the list of materials for this lesson, click the image titled GulfStream 1. The image may […]
Exercise [51] … (For-Credit of 5 Points)  Come up with a
Exercise [51] … (For-Credit of 5 Points) Come up with a series of the 3 items for each of the following sentences: (a) Predicate Logic symbolization of the original sentence (b) result of applying QN to (a), i.e., with different quantifier (c) restatement of (b) back into a plain English sentence which should be different from the original English sentence in its utterance, but still the same in its meaning 1. Anything that leads to violence is wrong. 2. Not every smile is genuine. 3. Terrorists are neither rational nor empathetic. (hint: two predicates as one unit are ascribed to […]
Every person on this planet has a unique story about his or
Every person on this planet has a unique story about his or her path or their journey so far. Expressive writing is all about expressing the self, but the audience is important too. You need to find a hook and a central image to hold your readers. You need to make your experience matter to the audience. In this unit we have analyzed examples of expressive writing that reached out to us with humor, emotion, and deep truths. Now it is your turn to share your story. So . . . tell us about yourself! To do:Select a means of […]
Evaluating Web Sources and Identifying the Audience  Pleas
Evaluating Web Sources and Identifying the Audience’ Please respond to the following:Identify three (3) Websites that you plan to use for your research on a paper to convince. When evaluating, think of yourself as an investigative reporter who is checking the claims of a politician who used the sources in his or her proposed bill. Identify the Website and its URL. Evaluate each Website regarding the following:Targeted audienceUpdating of informationUse of professional peer reviewsInformation’s accuracy, relevance, and thoroughness