You should have a central idea—a thesis—for the whole essay – an argument that…

Write an essay of about 4-5 pages. Use at least one secondary source to support your analysis. Also, you are encouraged to use the readings assigned/course material to support your arguments. You should have a central idea—a thesis—for the whole essay – an argument that is original, relevant, and specific. Thus, instead of just parroting my question and saying something obvious like, “The films we’ve watched in this class have changed cinema by challenging our thoughts,” you should try to narrow the focus to something specific about the film. Also, please refer to specific examples in the films that you’re writing about. Films speak to the social conditions and attitudes of their times. Choose one or two films that we examined in class and analyze how they reflect the politics of gender in their society. What do they tell us about gender expectations, gender roles, or societal expectations on gender? Font: Times New Roman Size: 12 Double Spaced Citation: APA or MLA Please include a bibliography! Academic Integrity Seneca College takes Academic Integrity very seriously. Therefore, all assignments in this course must be completed independently (unless otherwise stated), and with integrity. Copying and pasting from any source without correct quoting, paraphrasing, and citations will be considered plagiarism. This or any other contravention of Seneca’s Academic Integrity Policy, including cheating, sharing, collusion, using Spinbots, Contract Cheating, Falsification, Impersonation, or submitting a previously-submitted assignment will be reported to the Academic Integrity Committee. Please review the Academic Integrity Policy. To learn more about academic integrity and for resources to help you ensure academic integrity in all your course work, see Seneca Libraries Guides.
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