Post a relevant news article, piece of art (music, film, clip from a show, anything is fair game!) and provide an analysis of it using one of the concepts or ideas from the readings for this week. Cite a specific page at least one time, using whatever style you wish. Your analysis should be at least 250 words in length.
Political Liberalism
John RawlsColumbia University Press; Expanded edition (March 24, 2005)ISBN-10 0231130899ISBN-13 9780231130899
Post a relevant news article, piece of art (music, film, clip from a show, anything is fair game!) and provide an analysis of it using one of the concepts or ideas from the readings for this week. Cite a specific page at least one time, using whatever style you wish. Your analysis should be at least 250 words in length. Post a relevant news article, piece of art (music, film, clip from a show, anything is fair game!) and provide an analysis of it using one of the concepts or ideas from the readings for this week. Cite a specific page at least one time, using whatever style you wish. Your analysis should be at least 250 words in length.
Introduction
This week’s readings have been really interesting, and I’ve learned a lot about personal identity. But as everyone knows, you can’t learn everything in one semester! So I have an idea: instead of reading the usual book and coming up with your own ideas about it (which could take days or weeks), why not post one article from the news on social media? That way you’ll get some practice writing in your blog format (we’ll start with this one), plus have something interesting to read while we’re waiting for class tomorrow.
Post a relevant news article, piece of art (music, film, clip from a show, anything is fair game!) and provide an analysis of it using one of the concepts or ideas from the readings for this week. Cite a specific page at least one time, using whatever style you wish. Your analysis should be at least 250 words in length.
Post a relevant news article, piece of art (music, film, clip from a show, anything is fair game!) and provide an analysis of it using one of the concepts or ideas from the readings for this week. Cite a specific page at least one time, using whatever style you wish. Your analysis should be at least 250 words in length.
The first thing we need to do is look at our sources and see if they have any information about why people are doing what they’re doing right now. This will help us understand what’s going on with these people who are getting arrested and/or killed in large numbers right now as well as how they feel about this issue that has been going on since 2001 when 9/11 happened but still hasn’t been resolved yet!
Conclusion
Post a relevant news article, piece of art (music, film, clip from a show, anything is fair game!) and provide an analysis of it using one of the concepts or ideas from the readings for this week. Cite a specific page at least one time, using whatever style you wish. Your analysis should be at least 250 words in length.