So I have a 5-7 page essay due tomorrow & i don't know how to start it. The Instructions are...
Choose 3 different sources (articles, news clips, movie, blog, radio, etc...) from different media sources (newspaper, TV, internet, radio) that portray issues of poverty and/or homelessness. In a 5-7 page paper you will answer/address the following questions:
1. Provide an overview of each source and its media source. In the overview tell me where it was from, what the title was, and when it came out. Provide a description of what is was about and what the main messages or themes that the source was trying convey.
2. For each of the 3 media sources explain why the message or theme may have been shaped that way and include a discussion about power. Also include a discussion about how the views may have been shaped and how they relate to some of the macro structural reasons that are associated with poverty/homelessness.
3. Lastly explain your own personal views regarding each source. Did you agree or disagree with each message or theme? How does "who you are," shape how you see each message?
Choose 3 different sources (articles, news clips, movie, blog, radio, etc...) from different media sources (newspaper, TV, internet, radio) that portray issues of poverty and/or homelessness. In a 5-7 page paper you will answer/address the following questions:
1. Provide an overview of each source and its media source. In the overview tell me where it was from, what the title was, and when it came out. Provide a description of what is was about and what the main messages or themes that the source was trying convey.
2. For each of the 3 media sources explain why the message or theme may have been shaped that way and include a discussion about power. Also include a discussion about how the views may have been shaped and how they relate to some of the macro structural reasons that are associated with poverty/homelessness.
3. Lastly explain your own personal views regarding each source. Did you agree or disagree with each message or theme? How does "who you are," shape how you see each message?