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Essay Instructions: Visual Text Analysis Essay

Write an informative, thesis-driven analytical essay of a still-image visual text. To develop your analysis, use evidence from the image and at least one quotation from an outside source (the source can be from one of your other assigned readings, from a classmate blog/forum, or it can be a credible source you have found on your own).

range of possible images to write about for this essay

Since you are a part of the audience for these texts (ABC might be directed at a slightly younger audience, but you should still be able to relate), you might start thinking about your essay by reflecting on your own response to the image you?ve chosen. What is the relationship between the visual details and the subject matter? How do the different elements of this visual text work together (or against each other)? What cultural assumptions does the visual text rely on or play with? What elements of the image seem to target a particular audience and why?

The purpose of this essay is to argue for a specific interpretation of how the visual text communicates its meaning to a specific audience and within a specific historical and cultural context.

the topic for this essay is journey to the west. should analysis one picture, I will upload two picture for you to chose.

http://images.moviepostershop.com/the-monkey-king-movie-poster-26115.jpg
this is the first image from the monkey king movie poster

http://www.monkeykinglives.com/MonkeyKing.jpg
this is the second image the monkey king

please use simple wording, because I am an international student. Thank you very much!

Essay Instructions: Research paper: The Monkey Wrench Gang by Edward Abbey


this is an outline that my professor told us to follow:

I. Introduction
A. Overview of the conept of participation in America.
B. Different forms of participation from conventional forms (community activities, lobbying, voting, raising social capital) to unconventional forms (civil disobedience, political protest) that produce political involvement.

II. Actors
A. Who they are and what they do. Tell the story.
B. How are the perceptions of participation and a problem within our political process seen?
C. What role does path dependency play in this "struggle?"

III. Conclusion: analysis of Interactions
A. Is civil disobedience a form of democratic struggle?
B. Where would you draw the line if civil disobedience is democratic in nature?


Government 2301 Paper Assignment: The paper should address the issues below.

This paper examines the issues within the American political process concerning political efficacy, subcultural politics, and the American tradition of protest exeplified by the civil rights movement and such actions as the Montgomery bus boycott. Protest Politics can be defined as political actions such as boycotts and demonstrations designed to broaden conflicts and activate third parties to pressure the political process in ways favorable to the protestors. Because protest politics operates outside of ordinary political institutions, it is sometimes called "extraordinary politics." When protest politics mobilizes large numbers of previously passive bystanders to become active participants, it becomes a Mass Movement.
The civil rights movement is only one example of the power of protest in American politics. Like interest groups, mass movements are a form of extra-electoral politics: they try to influence government outside of elections. Interest group politics and mass movement politics often blend into each other. Interest groups sometimes organize demonstrations, and it is common for mass movements to lobby Congress. Over time, mass movements often spawn interest groups that become part of the pressure group system in Washington. Nevertheless, interest group politics are distinctly different phenomena, whose primary differences have to do with (1) their goals, and (2) the means, or tactics, used to acheive those goals.
The issue for your paper is where does Monkeywrenching (the type of political activity in the Monkey Wrench Gang) fit into protest politics as a bridge to mass movement politics. Is Monkey Wrenching a part of the the fabric of participatory democracy. Monkey Wrenching is clearly extraordinary politics, but does it have a place in our participatory representative democracy?

Essay Instructions: This is a research paper about an organism - The Monkey-. It must include the Phylum, Class, Genus and Movement, Body Covering, Support, Nutrition, Respiration. Please see attached explanations and Life Process Chart that are being faxed to you.
There are faxes for this order.

Essay Instructions: I chose to do my research paper on Kurt Vonnegut’s short story “Welcome to the Monkey House.” This story combines humorous fiction with popular morals. For my thesis I intend to analyze the story to show how the writer uses humor and fiction to portray modern moralistic dilemmas. The particular dilemma in this story is the government’s ultimatum to the population to choose either ethical suicide or ethical birth control to contain an overpopulated world. I chose this story because I enjoyed reading Vonnegut’s humorous, futuristic and often times sarcastic writing approach to humane values and governmental interference with everyday life.

I need a 7 page research paper analyzing this short story. I need 8 cited sources, cited in MLA format, and a Works Cited Page.

Thank you.