Workshop 5: The Body of the Essay

Select one of the methodologies (approaches) to film criticism discussed in this module that you find most useful for writing a critical essay on The Birds (Hitchcock, 1963).

Research the film, using online academic search resources like Alden Library’s Articles Plus (https://www.library.ohiou.edu/) or Google Scholar (https://scholar.google.com/). You may also do more general (non-academic) searches online. Avoid Wikipedia, blogs, etc.)

Write the body of an essay that utilizes the approach you have selected and the research for an essay on The Birds. DO NOT write the intro and conclusion. Your thesis should be clear to your reader from the evidence you present.

Remember that in a critical essay, each paragraph should present information (research summary, textual evidence, etc) that supports a single thesis.

Consider using the following structure:

Summary of chosen method and explanation of why it is useful for The Birds. Summary of the research and its application to the film.

Character and Narrative Description of the film or a significant portion of the film. Scene Description 1 (Describe a scene that is important for your analysis).

Scene Description 1 (Describe a scene that is important for your analysis). Keep the following in mind:

1. Although you are not writing the introduction and the conclusion, each of your paragraphs should support a central thesis. Therefore, you must know what your thesis is. Furthermore, your reader should be able to determine your thesis by reading the body of the essay alone. As an experiment, have someone else read your paper and ask them what your thesis would be.

2. Consult general information about the film found online to get a sense of how other critics and academics have thought about this film.

3. Keep in mind the lessons from previous Writing Spotlights. In particular, remember to revise your essay for concision.

4. Build on your work. You have already done a lot of the tasks necessary for this assignment in other aspects of this Module, such as the Discussion Board and the Comprehension Exercise. Feel free to reuse (and revise) work you have already done.

5. When in doubt, ask for help!

We look forward to reading your ideas about this unique film!

Final Project: Final Paper

This week, you will describe the range of options that are available to address the problem. (Defining a core list of reasonable options is a critically important part of the process of developing a solution to a problem.) You will also formulate a concise argument for your recommendations for the problem

For this assignment:

• Review a reputable source of information on developing options and resolving conflicts when solving problems.
• Study the range of options that have previously been proposed or tested for solving your chosen environmental health problem. Create additional potential options based on your own judgment and knowledge. Identify potential advantages and disadvantages of each option.
• Write a 15- to 20-page, double-spaced paper in Word format addressing the following:
  • State the 2- to 3-sentence problem statement you submitted in Week 2.
  • Briefly introduce the topic of generating options when solving a problem. Describe a formal method by which the advantages and disadvantages of potential options can be evaluated by stakeholder groups to rank the potential options and to resolve conflicts when ranking options.
  • Describe and analyze several options to address the problem (options). Include solutions for populations with disparities, if applicable.
  • Limit your consideration to three to four major options. Briefly describe each option and the main advantages and disadvantages of each major option for solving the problem, including:
    • The likely effectiveness of the proposed solution
    • Costs in terms of dollars as well as effort and other resources (the exact costs are not needed but options should be described in semiquantitative terms ranging from “very expensive” to “relatively inexpensive” or ranging from “most expensive” to “least expensive”)
    • Time required for the option to bring about the desired result
    • Stakeholder issues (limit this section to the key stakeholder groups you identified in your Week 4 landscape paper. Discuss your three to four proposed options with regard to acceptability to certain stakeholders, lack of acceptability to other stakeholders, and common ground for all stakeholders)
    • Potential unforeseen consequences of the proposed solution or difficulties in implementing the solution
  • Summarize your three to four chosen options
  • Clearly identify which option is favored.
  • Describe why this option is preferred over the other options. Explain why, despite the drawbacks, this is the best action to take.
  • Identify what, if any, actions may be taken to mitigate or to overcome the negative aspects of your recommendations.
• • ALL ARE ATTACHED – THE ISSUE IS SULFUR DIOXIDE.

provide a statement of faith and your views on God’s will for your life.

(the religion is baptist and my career goal is air force doing cyber operations)

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