Humanities : Culture

Instructions: Answer the following questions based on the following readings: QU

Instructions: Answer the following questions based on the following readings: QUESTIONS 1) What is the main argument(s) Why did the author(s) write the article or chapter? 2) What are the key findings? 3) What data is used as evidence by the author to support the claims he/she makes in his/her argument? 4) What is useful… Continue reading Instructions: Answer the following questions based on the following readings: QU

Part 1: Does your list identify you as feminine/female? Masculine/male? Both?

Part 1: Does your list identify you as feminine/female? Masculine/male? Both? Are you religious? Do you love cats? These are just examples of how to evaluate your lists. PART 2: Discuss whether you believe your consumption (media and products) and your cultural-consumption profile is consistent with your self-perception (who you think you are). PART 3:… Continue reading Part 1: Does your list identify you as feminine/female? Masculine/male? Both?

Instructions: Answer the following questions based on the following readings: QU

Instructions: Answer the following questions based on the following readings: QUESTIONS 1) What is the main argument(s) Why did the author(s) write the article or chapter? 2) What are the key findings? 3) What data is used as evidence by the author to support the claims he/she makes in his/her argument? 4) What is useful… Continue reading Instructions:
Answer the following questions based on the following readings:
QU

1) What is the main argument(s) Why did the author(s) write the article or chapt

1) What is the main argument(s) Why did the author(s) write the article or chapter? 2) What are the key findings? 3) What data is used as evidence by the author to support the claims he/she makes in his/her argument? 4) What is useful about the reading(s)? What were your takeaways or AHA moments? 5)… Continue reading 1) What is the main argument(s) Why did the author(s) write the article or chapt