Your
assignment is to watch a film of your choosing and then write a 3-5
page paper in which you relate the themes and issues raised in your film
to one of the authors we have studied this semester. In writing
your essay, you should pay particular attention to the end of the film
as this is often the point where the filmmakers most clearly present
their own philosophical position. A successful essay will do the
following:
Your
paper should be typed, double-spaced in 10-12 point legible font with
1" margins. The paper is due on the last day of class, Monday, May 14.
In addition to your final draft you must also bring a thesis statement
to class on April 30. In addition you must bring 2 copies of your
paper to class on Monday, May 7 for peer editing. Though these rough
drafts will not be graded, failure to bring them to class for peer
editing will result in an F on this assignment. |
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