{"id":10994,"date":"2023-03-28T19:31:06","date_gmt":"2023-03-28T19:31:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/how-the-fil-wall-e-can-be-viewed-in-relationship-of-purity-and-danger-to-the-world\/"},"modified":"2023-03-28T19:31:06","modified_gmt":"2023-03-28T19:31:06","slug":"how-the-fil-wall-e-can-be-viewed-in-relationship-of-purity-and-danger-to-the-world","status":"publish","type":"questions","link":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/how-the-fil-wall-e-can-be-viewed-in-relationship-of-purity-and-danger-to-the-world\/","title":{"rendered":"How the fil Wall-E can be viewed in relationship of purity and danger to the world."},"content":{"rendered":"
movie: Wall-e, <\/div>\n
I HAVE THE 3 SOURCES REQUIRED <\/div>\n
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1<\/p>\n

Critical Review Paper Instructions – 130 possible points\n<\/div>\n
For this assignment you will be required to view one popular \u201cHollywood Style\u201d feature film\n<\/div>\n
that you will select from the list provided for you. You will critically discuss the film, how it\n<\/div>\n
connects to the principles that you have learned in class, as well as how popular film\n<\/div>\n
presentations compare to the ethnographic films you have viewed throughout the semester.\n<\/div>\n
Additional research (at least 3 scholarly articles or books) is required. The paper will be eight\n<\/div>\n
(8) pages in length (of text-does not include bibliography or title page) and double spaced\n<\/div>\n
with normal fonts and margins (i.e., 12 pt. font and 1 ” margins). I check. Don\u2019t try and fudge.\n<\/div>\n
Your film choice, topic choice, and three references (30 points) are due for approval by\n<\/div>\n
Sunday, March 12th by 11:59 pm. I have posted an example of what this should look like in\n<\/div>\n
the Critical Review Paper folder.\n<\/div>\n
Use the \u201cCritical Review Paper Topic and References Submit\u201d link located in the Week 9\n<\/div>\n
content folder in Canvas to submit your film choice, topic choice, and three references.\n<\/div>\n
The paper (100 points) is due Sunday, April 23rd by 11:59pm.\n<\/div>\n
Use the \u201cCritical Review Paper Submit\u201d link located in the Week 15 content folder in Canvas\n<\/div>\n
to submit the paper.\n<\/div>\n
The point of this assignment:\n<\/div>\n
Too often, students may bring a “seeing is believing” attitude to popular cultural\/historically\n<\/div>\n
based films, forgetting how editing and subject selection influence the perspective of the\n<\/div>\n
people and history involved. Many films of this type are so far off the mark that the film\n<\/div>\n
contributes to an alternate popular view of a culture which is inaccurate. Your scholarly\n<\/div>\n
sources will help you differentiate between what is \u201creal\u201d anthropologically and what is\n<\/div>\n
being portrayed with artistic license. The \u201ctraining\u201d you have received in this course as it\n<\/div>\n
pertains to viewing films will help you to be more visually literate in other domains as well.\n<\/div>\n
Because of this course you will be able to view \u201cHollywood Style\u201d feature films with a\n<\/div>\n
critical eye. Several students have remarked that “regular” movies have more value to them\n<\/div>\n
after learning to “read” ethnographic films.<\/div>\n
How to write a critical review paper:\n<\/div>\n
There are a variety of ways to write a critical review paper. I am only giving you one and\n<\/div>\n
there are other methodologies available. If you want to try something different, discuss your\n<\/div>\n
method with me.\n<\/div>\n
1. Watch the film and take notes on the main ideas presented in the film, your feelings aroused\n<\/div>\n
by the material, and your reactions to the film.\n<\/div>\n
2. Use your notes and summarize\/describe the information in the film in no more than 1\/4 of\n<\/div>\n
your paper.\n<\/div>\n
3. Critically react to and personally interact with the film as it pertains to your anthropological\n<\/div>\n
topic in the other 3\/4 or more of your paper (see the film list for instructions how to do this).\n<\/div>\n
You can do this by using all, or a combination, of the following:\n<\/div>\n
(a) Explain the insights you have gained from the film.\n<\/div>\n
(b) Explain in detail how the film relates to a particular anthropological topic.\n<\/div>\n
(c) Identify what you liked and\/or disliked in the film.\n<\/div>\n
(d) Suggest additional material that could have and\/or should have been included in the\n<\/div>\n
film.\n<\/div>\n
(e) Relate the film to other sources (name them) that have addressed this subject.\n<\/div>\n
(f) Relate the film to your own personal experience.\n<\/div>\n
(g) Evaluate the impact that the film might have on its viewers and its impact on you.\n<\/div>\n
(h) Explain how the cultural system (e.g., ideas, ethics, morality, economics,\n<\/div>\n
politics, personal behavior, religion, kinship and relatives, world view, schooling,\n<\/div>\n
life experiences, culture change, marriage patterns, customs, norms and deviance,\n<\/div>\n
ways of looking at things) shown in the film differs from what is \u201creal\u201d\n<\/div>\n
anthropologically (i.e., how these things relate to your topic). Your scholarly sources\n<\/div>\n
will help you with this.\n<\/div>\n
(i) Papers filled with opinions not related to the film will be marked down.\n<\/div>\n
4. You MUST use a standard essay format (introduction, body, and conclusion). You MUST\n<\/div>\n
provide a thesis statement at the end of your introduction! There are many style guides and\n<\/div>\n
online sources available to help you with this.\n<\/div>\n
5. You must properly cite the references you use in the body of your paper and provide a\n<\/div>\n
bibliography. Feel free to use your textbook as a reference but you must cite it. Use the style<\/div>\n
guide you are most familiar with but be consistent. I have posted the American\n<\/div>\n
Anthropological Associations Style guide for your use if you choose.\n<\/div>\n
6. Essays should be \u201cfree-standing.\u201d This means that a person can read the essay and, while\n<\/div>\n
not having seen the film, can understand the point you are trying to make.\n<\/div>\n
7. Again, you MUST provide a bibliography with your final paper. Your initial submittal for\n<\/div>\n
approval does not count.\n<\/div>\n
Some other things to keep in mind:\n<\/div>\n
\u2022 Proper grammar and mechanics count. Papers will be evaluated both on proper\n<\/div>\n
grammar and on content.\n<\/div>\n
\u2022 Cite specific examples from the film as basis for your points. Rehashing the plot\n<\/div>\n
does not say much unless you then go on to explain what the actions in the plot\n<\/div>\n
mean.\n<\/div>\n
\u2022 Do not make generalizations unless you have data to back it up. For instance,\n<\/div>\n
do not assert that arranged marriages have a higher divorce rate than traditional\n<\/div>\n
marriages (or vice versa), unless you can back the assertion up by citing a source\n<\/div>\n
for the assertion.\n<\/div>\n
\u2022 Always use characters\u2019 names in your writing. This avoids confusion and\n<\/div>\n
strengthens the essay. You can keep track of names by taking notes.\n<\/div>\n
\u2022 In formal writing, like these assignments, avoid contractions (i.e., don\u2019t, can\u2019t).\n<\/div>\n
Use full words (do not, can not).\n<\/div>\n
\u2022 Avoid slang or informal terms unless you are quoting dialogue. If so, identify it\n<\/div>\n
with quotation marks.\n<\/div>\n
\u2022 Do not overuse the first person (i.e., \u201cI think that…,\u201d \u201cIt seems to me…,\u201d \u201cI\n<\/div>\n
noticed…,\u201d). Although this is not grammatically incorrect and some use is\n<\/div>\n
perfectly all right, over use tends to make the paper sound too informal.\n<\/div>\n
\u2022 Proofread your papers. Spell-check will not catch every mistake. Read the\n<\/div>\n
finished copy of your paper out loud. By doing this, you can really see if it sounds\n<\/div>\n
okay.<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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