A outline is required with the paper, no cover page is required. *Added addition

A outline is required with the paper, no cover page is required.
*Added additional page for outline. Let me know if this is okay
Use objective voice
Do not use passive voice
Write consistently in the present tense
The paper is on a Cultural Analysis of the movie: “Get Out” (2017).
The analysis will be focused on Race, Ethnicity, and National Origin
The Cultural analysis: an examination of the film’s relationship to its broader cultural
contexts.
1. Paragraph-Introduction
Your introductory paragraph must include a short summary of the film (with citation), a few lines setting up how the scene fits into the overall story of the movie and what its meaning is, and your thesis statement
Introduction of your analysis
Summary of film (quotes and cites)
How does the film comment on, reinforce, or even critique issues of Race, Ethnicity and National Origin
Framework of the essay’s argument
2. Paragraphs-Body (1)
(Topic Sentence) Claim: The film comments on, reinforces, or critiques Race, Ethnicity and National Origin
a concrete example from the film
analysis of example
another concrete example from film
analysis of example
Transition statement (What’s happening in the next paragraph?)
3. Paragraphs-Body (2)
Please follow 1-5 steps above in Body (1)
4. Paragraphs-Body (3)
Please follow 1-5 steps above in Body (1)
5. Paragraphs-Conclusion
Thoughtful explanation of the significance of your thesis
Synthesize ideas from the paper (explain how all the examples fit together)
Connect the scene to either (NOT ALL) of the following: whole/self/world
5. Pa5. 5. Paragraph-Conclusion
Thoughtful explanation of the significance of your thesis
Synthesize ideas from the paper (explain how all the examples fit together)
Connect the scene to either (NOT ALL) of the following: whole/self/world
Paragraph-Conclusion
Thoughtful explanation of the significance of your thesis
Synthesize ideas from the paper (explain how all the examples fit together)
Connect the scene to either (NOT ALL) of the following: whole/self/world
Rules for writing:
As noted in class you have multiple tries, in case something goes wrong with your submission. I will only look at your latest submission though, so if you need to make sure it is complete.
Use objective voice
Do not use passive voice
Write consistently in the present tense
Use appropriate spelling and grammar
Audience: remember you are writing for an intelligent person who has not seen the film or the scene. Do not refer to the names of the scenes on youtube or the “scene above.” Everything that I need to understand in your paper, must be on the page. More on the audience
This means the essay needs to be appropriately contextualized, so you must do the following in the first paragraph:
Your introductory paragraph must include a short summary of the film (with citation), a few lines setting up how the scene fits into the overall story of the movie and what its meaning is, and your thesis statementragraph-Conclusion
Thoughtful explanation of the significance of your thesis
Synthesize ideas from the paper (explain how all the examples fit together)
Connect the scene to either (NOT ALL) of the following: whole/self/world
Rules for writing:
As noted in class you have multiple tries, in case something goes wrong with your submission. I will only look at your latest submission though, so if you need to make sure it is complete.
Use objective voice
Do not use passive voice
Write consistently in the present tense
Use appropriate spelling and grammar
Audience: remember you are writing for an intelligent person who has not seen the film or the scene. Do not refer to the names of the scenes on youtube or the “scene above.” Everything that I need to understand in your paper, must be on the page. More on the audience
This means the essay needs to be appropriately contextualized, so you must do the following in the first paragraph:
Your introductory paragraph must include a short summary of the film (with citation), a few lines setting up how the scene fits into the overall story of the movie and what its meaning is, and your thesis statement