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Does the reader know if she stopped loving him? Since there is no concrete verification of love, and it only exists as a mutual agreement, how can we tell if Desdemona stopped loving him or even loved him in the first place?

Posted on October 25, 2021 by Shady

Option 2. I spoke with the professor about the topic being about the play Othello. The thesis of the essay will be asking the question if Desdemona actually fell out of love with Othello or was it all in his head. Does the reader know if she stopped loving him? Since there is no concrete […]

How does your selected media affirm and/or trouble systems of oppression and their norms? How does your selected media deepen, shift, or expand your understanding of interlocking systems of oppression including white supremacy, patriarchy, and ableism?

Posted on October 22, 2021 by Shady

Watch your selected Disney film or television show through intersectional and other feminist frameworks. While there is no required submission for this element of your project, the following guiding questions may be useful in engaging your selected media and/or structuring your eventual analysis. Informed by intersectional and other feminist frameworks, how are gender, race, sexuality, […]

Could he be more successful? Why or why not?If we were his agent, what would we do differently, what would we do the same?Explain.

Posted on October 21, 2021 by Shady

This is for a stand-up comedy class. It’s a midterm paper where the professor wants us to watch some of Ricky Gervais’ most famous works and give opinions on him. The following are some of the things he wants us to touch on so make sure to cover all of the following:-His comedy style -The […]

Identify and explain the viewpoint that the presenter of the Diversity Workshop is making and provide your own argument/ viewpoint(s) about the viewpoints of the presenter.

Posted on October 20, 2021 by Shady

Link to video will be attached in the instructions. One source which is the video presentation. A 1-2 page critical analysis paper over the training video. The goal of this assignment: 1. identify and explain the viewpoint that the presenter of the Diversity Workshop is making and provide your own argument/ viewpoint(s) about the viewpoints […]

Was achieving verisimilitude important to the design of this film or clip? If so, have the filmmakers succeeded in making the overall mise-en- scène feel real, or verisimilar? If verisimilitude doesn’t seem to be important in this film or clip, what do you suspect the filmmakers were attempting to accomplish with their design?Explain.

Posted on October 11, 2021 by Shady

For this week’s movie, Django Unchained This week’s paper is 700 words minimum. Answer at least 4 of the questions below. 1. How do the setting and the scope of the narrative complement the other elements? 2. Are the plot events presented in chronological order? What is the significance of the order of plot events […]

What did you learn from the film? What did you already know? What new aspect of government did you observe? Did this change any of your perspectives? Give a few unique and detailed examples of information you felt was useful once you viewed the film. Give your assessment.

Posted on October 6, 2021 by Shady

Select one of the following movies to review and write a review on. These are graded extremely intensely, as I am aware that you can google the details. I actually want you to watch these political films. Each of these will provide insight into different areas of government and politics that we may not have […]

Identify three editing techniques used in three specific scenes. Explain how the editing helped in the coherence, continuity, rhythm, transitions, emotional impact, tempo, time expansion or compression, or mise-en-scene.

Posted on October 5, 2021 by Shady

Hacksaw Ridge Assignment Instruction Film Evaluation Class Subject: Editing, Image & Music Film to be evaluated: Hacksaw Ridge John Gilbert won the Academy Award for best editing for the film Hacksaw Ridge in 2016. As you watch the film this week, identify three editing techniques used in three specific scenes. Explain how the editing helped […]

What do you think is the main conflict in Lysistrata?Why is this play considered a ‘comedy’?Although this play was first performed in 411 B.C., why do you think it is still relevant?

Posted on October 5, 2021 by Shady

Here is the pdf for Hamlet. https://shakespeare.folger.edu/downloads/pdf/hamlet_PDF_FolgerShakespeare.pdf Guiding questions for “Lysistrata” response paper: 1. What do you think is the main conflict in Lysistrata? 2. Why is this play considered a ‘comedy’? 3. Although this play was first performed in 411 B.C., why do you think it is still relevant?

How would you describe Hamlet’s central conflict in this play?Do you think Hamlet is relevant today? If yes, how so? If no, please explain.

Posted on October 5, 2021 by Shady

This week’s play is “A Doll’s House” by Henrik Ibsen. Here is the pdf: For your Hamlet response paper, here are the prompts: 1. Why makes this play a tragedy? 2. How would you describe Hamlet’s central conflict in this play? 3. Do you think Hamlet is relevant today? If yes, how so? If no, […]

How did the actual production differ from the script?Explain your answer.

Posted on October 4, 2021 by Shady

f a Salesman, available at most bookstores and on videotape. You will write a three-page paper about the overall plot, the characters, the scenery and costumes, etc. How did the actual production differ from the script?

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Does the reader know if she stopped loving him? Since there is no concrete verification of love, and it only exists as a mutual agreement, how can we tell if Desdemona stopped loving him or even loved him in the first place?

How does your selected media affirm and/or trouble systems of oppression and their norms? How does your selected media deepen, shift, or expand your understanding of interlocking systems of oppression including white supremacy, patriarchy, and ableism?

Could he be more successful? Why or why not?If we were his agent, what would we do differently, what would we do the same?Explain.

Identify and explain the viewpoint that the presenter of the Diversity Workshop is making and provide your own argument/ viewpoint(s) about the viewpoints of the presenter.

What did you learn from the film? What did you already know? What new aspect of government did you observe? Did this change any of your perspectives? Give a few unique and detailed examples of information you felt was useful once you viewed the film. Give your assessment.

Identify three editing techniques used in three specific scenes. Explain how the editing helped in the coherence, continuity, rhythm, transitions, emotional impact, tempo, time expansion or compression, or mise-en-scene.

What do you think is the main conflict in Lysistrata?Why is this play considered a ‘comedy’?Although this play was first performed in 411 B.C., why do you think it is still relevant?

How would you describe Hamlet’s central conflict in this play?Do you think Hamlet is relevant today? If yes, how so? If no, please explain.

How did the actual production differ from the script?Explain your answer.