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Purpose of the AssignmentThe purpose of this exercise is to further train the critical eye you are developing this semester by asking you to do a close reading of a short sequence. Your shot by shot analysis should consist of a numbered break down of each shot that supplies information regarding shot scale (medium shot, close-up, etc.), camera movement, if any, and angle of framing. This description does not have to be written as a complete se...

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Part 1: Essay Planning1.Plan out the introductory, body (3), and conclusion paragraphs of an essay. You are required to simply jot down main ideas, arguments, and transitions. Do NOT write out an entire essay. Convince the reader of your opinion on the issue.Topic: Should the Internet be a Universal Human Right?Part 2: Select the answer that is most appropriate.                 &nb...

Course Code   :  econ1010 |#| introductory microeconomics

Course Title   :  introductory microeconomics

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Purpose of the AssignmentRubric, instructions, and Class sides to cite and pull content from are attached below, you are writing from the |I perspective. EDEL 305 Literacy Autobiography Assignment “Learning to teach-like teaching itself is always a process of becoming: a time of formation and transformation, of scrutiny into what one is doing, and who one can become” (Britzman 2003, p. 31) The purpose of this assignment is to help yo...

TaskTask:Critique a source (reading) by writing an essay. Categories that you may look at for your critique include significance, relevance, accuracy, credibility and/or authoritativeness. When you critique a source, you are evaluating how far you feel you can trust or recommend the source’s main argument. Even if you disagree with the issue, you may find the author has made a strong case with strong support. Alternatively, you may agree w...

Instructions for Film Analysis AssignmentChoose one of the following films: Hugo, by Martin Scorsese; The Saddest Music in the World, by Guy Maddin; or, Sans Soleil (Sunless), by Chris Marker; watch it closely, and then analyze it by drawing on ideas from the course. You will have to watch the whole film first, and then re-watch certain scenes slowly in order to analyse them in detail. The point of this assignment is for you to use the knowledge...

Course Code   :  ENGL 103

Course Title   :  introduction to fiction

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The lingering effects of racism and prejudice in society as portrayed in Disgraced and The Nether1.Both Disgraced and “Model Minority” investigate the lingering effects of racism / prejudice in our society. Discuss the message that each text has on this topic.2.Compare and contrast the internet’s potential for fostering real life harm, as portrayed in The Nether and “Radicalized.”3.Compare and contrast the internet&...

Course Code   :  ENGL112

Course Title   :  Strategies for University Writing

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Exploring the Future of Your Community Through Creative WritingCreative    Writing (The    Future)Imagine    a    futuristic    scene    from    your    community—what    will    that    look    like,    feel    like   ...

Course Code   :  GHUM 1017

Course Title   :  Children’s Literature

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Why Dark Topics Matter in Children's LiteratureIn her article, “How dark is too dark in children’s books?” Rebecca Westcott (2014) argues that:Children live in families; they are surrounded by adults with all their adult problems. They wake up every morning in homes where there are everyday crises and challenges. They hear their friends talking and they watch the news on TV. Life happens and they are a part ...

Course Code   :  FIST 210

Course Title   :  Film Studies

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Designing Your Film ProgramIn this assignment you must imagine yourself as a cinema exhibitor in the silent era. As a film exhibitor you must create a film program for your audience. To begin choose a kind of cinema, a location (in North America) and a year (between 1907-1927) for your film program. You can choose a nickelodeon, itinerant exhibition, a neighbourhood theatre, a picture palace, etc. The kind of theatre you choose will determine th...

Purpose: to informWrite a essay using narration as the chief method of development. Make sure that you have viewed the MLA Sample page for formatting purposes. Also, please visit the Writing Lab for an example of a narrative essay. It is located in the ENGL 1301 Hub. Writing Assignment Purpose: to inform Method of Development: narration Choose your own topic, but make sure that the topic allows you to be able to narrate it. Quite often a...

Course Code   :  GNED 1404

Course Title   :  Writing About Images

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Anaïs in Paris vs. The Singing-Woman from the Wood’s EdgeChoose one of the following:1.Nin/Mardou, “Anaïs in Paris” – St. Vincent Millay/Kolitsky, “The Singing-Woman from the Wood’s Edge”In their anthology’s introduction to women’s literature in the early part of the twentieth century, Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar identify an anxiety in men due to how many women “would no...

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Course Title   :  Writing About Images

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ProcedureProcedure:Choose one of the following: 1. Nin/Mardou, “Anaïs in Paris” – St. Vincent Millay/Kolitsky, “The Singing-Woman from the Wood’s Edge”In their anthology’s introduction to women’s literature in the early part of the twentieth century, Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar identify an anxiety in men due to how many women “would no longer stay in their traditional places&r...

Course Code   :  ENGL 100

Course Title   :  reading and composition

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Thesis StatementResearch paper Focusing on the problem face by every international student, giving three main points that will elaborate in the essay. international fees, expenses of international students, difficulties in finding good job and house for rent. Your final research paper will take the form of an argumentative essay that grapples with a specific social justice issue. In 12- point font and you must include a work consulted list in pr...

Contemporary Global Political Themes and Gender IssuesBook Review Guidelines All of Us in Our Own Lives A paper copy of the book review must be handed in at the beginning of class on Wednesday, April 1, 2020. You are expected to prepare a 1500-word-maximum review that answers the following questions. You can also include other relevant observations as long as they do not amount to just describing what you read in the novel. The point of this ass...

Course Code   :  ENG 2322

Course Title   :  discourse community and culture

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Defining Discourse CommunityTask: Over the years, many scholars have defined discourse community. The well-known linguist James Gee, for example, defined discourse as follows: a socially accepted association among ways of using language, of thinking, and of acting that can be used to identify oneself as a member of a socially meaningful group or “social network.” Think of a discourse as an “identity kit” which comes comp...