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Research Paper (30%): "Topics on Feminism and Gender Justice"

Write down puzzling or unfamiliar words while you are reading. Later, look up the definitions in either a dictionary or some other source. You may also run across words that stand out somehow in the reading - words that are repeated a lot, used in an unusual way, or are crucial to the meaning of the text. Mark these special words, too, and be ready to share your ideas on their usage to the group.

Most Americans s!ll believe that “when it comes to their own life goals…marriage [is] at the top of the list” (330). Do you think that this fact in any way contributes to the high divorce rate? Explain.

Step 3 Once you have completed your film sequence analysis chart, turn your analysis into an audio/visual presentation. Record your comments and use them as the audio component of your presentation. Your screenshots will be the visual component of your presentation. In other words, you will be creating a slideshow or video of screenshots with audio narration. You may find some of the following resources helpful when creating your audio/visual presentation. Of course, there are a wide variety of resource and tools that you can use online.

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Reading note taker Observations | Evidence Interpretation | Analysis Evaluation | Conclusion I read in the text… This led me to think about, question, make a connection to, realize, understand As a result of columns 1 and 2, I can conclude

Chapters 3 & 4 1- Describe the experiences of the prisoners during and after their capture. What is the overall effect of the narrator’s presentation of these events? What themes are suggested by the narrator’s descriptions of the photographer and the men with the “motion-picture camera”? 2- Why do you think Billy experiences the war movie backwards—what is the significance of this way of perceiving it? What significance do you think the references to Adam and Eve in these chapters (Billy’s seeing a vision of them in the German officer’s boots and thinking of them while watching the war movie) have? 3- Describe Billy’s life as a middle-aged man after the war. In his leaps into his future life, what trends and themes do we see? Is there any foreshadowing of these trends during the war? 4-What theme that permeates the novel is suggested by these details from these chapters?

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You will write a document that presents your hypothetical rhetorical situation for your Analytical Report, proposes your project plan to your instructor and requests permission to proceed with the project as planned. In order to present an acceptable situation, you will need to imagine a professional entity (management, company, program, client, etc.), and present a plausible explanation of a rhetorical situation requiring an analysis of a course of action, a choice between alternatives, etc. You will need to describe your report’s audience(s), and your purpose in analyzing the course of action and making a recommendation. You will create your own situation. You may decide to choose an existing company that you can research or make up a completely fictional company. Either way, you will be analyzing real data that you research to support your conclusions, so your situation must allow you to find read data through research. You cannot create a situation in which all the numbers and facts are purely imaginary. For example, you cannot focus your report on the feasibility of purely imaginary product, such as a device that can instantly create any food. There is no way to research the data about how to create a product like that if it has never been done before. For your project to be approved, your instructor will need to be convinced of: 1) the suitability of your project topic and rhetorical situation, 2) the availability and accessibility of the information required to investigate and present a recommendation, and 3) the feasibility of your plan for conducting the investigation and writing the report.

Chapters 9 & 10 1-What is the significance of Valencia’s death (in terms of them, plot, etc.)? What is ironic about the transformation in Robert Pilgrim’s character after he joins the Green Berets? 2-Discuss the significance of the narrator’s presentation of the character of Professor Rumfoord. Describe Billy’s attitude toward the bombing of Dresden as revealed in his conversation with Rumfoord. How would you interpret Vonnegut’s presentation of the quotations from the foreword to The Destruction of Dresden? 3-Why doesn’t Billy cry much during the war, and why do you think he does cry about the horses pulling the wagon in Dresden? (Think about the epigraph of the novel: “But the little Lord Jesus/No crying he makes.”) What is the significance of the fact that the German doctors notice the horses’ condition, but “the Americans had treated their form of transportation as though it were no more sensitive than a six-cylinder Chevrolet”? 4-Jesus is mentioned several other times in these chapters. What do you think is the significance of these details? 5-Discuss the significance of Billy’s coming across the Kilgore Trout novels and the magazine about Montana Wildhack’s disappearance in the bookstore. 6-Why are Billy and Montana Wildhack so casual about the potentially upsetting things they say about each other (e.g. that he saw part of a “blue movie” she made and that he was a “clown” in the war)? Discuss the significance of the quote on Montana’s locket: “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to always tell the difference.” 7-What do you think is the purpose of the first section of Chapter 10? What is the meaning of the narrator’s later comment regarding the Earth’s future population of 7 billion that “they will all want dignity”? 8-The plot of the novel seems to lack a conventional climax and resolution. Evaluate the last two chapters as an ending to the story. Why do you think Vonnegut chose to end the story the way he did? Discuss the significance of the last line of the novel