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Critical Analysis Assignment Due Date Points Possible 20% - due Week 13 - must post media choice in Blackboard by Week 6. Friday, April 14, 2023 20 General Guidelines: 5:00 PM 1) Read all of one of the books on the list below, or watch all of one of the movies or TV shows below. You will likely find it helpful to take notes as you read/listen/watch. All of the books listed below are available through the Toronto Public Library and almost all are available at the GBC Library. Attached, you'll find the Critical Analysis Assignment Guidelines. We'll discuss this assignment in Live Class In week 6, you will need to post which movie, TV show or book you've chosen to analyze (by February 17) in the Critical Book List Analysis Assignment Media Choice discussion board or your assignment will not be marked. Jonny Appleseed by Joshua Whitehead # The final assignment is due at the end of Week 13 (April 7) if you would like feedback; or at the end of Week 14 (April 14) if She of the Mountains by Vivek Shraya # you only want a mark. ttle Rocket Hearts by Zoe Whittall # Fruit by Brian Francis #" How to Cite a Video in APA Format The Clothesline Swing by Ahmad Danny Ramadan Format: Small Beauty by Jia-Qing Wilson-Yang # Last name, First initial (Producer), & Last name, First initial (Director). (Year). Title [Medium]. Country: Studio. Cereus Blooms at Night by Shani Mootoo All Inclusive by Farzana Example: (note that in this example, the producer and director are the same person) Stealing Nasreen by Farzana Doctor# Pike, P. (2019) Our Dance of Revolution [Documentary]. Canada: Roaring River Films Funny Boy by Shyam S You'll be citing feature films - so instead of Documentary, you'll put Motion Picture in the square brackets after the film's title. book available # ebook available Critical Analysis Assignment2023 .doc Sort Of (Season 1= Season 1 -. all 8 episodes) - by Bilal Baig & Fab Filippo - available on C Wildhood - - by Bretten Hannam - http:/wildhoodmovie.com/ <- can pay to rent or buy Song by Adam Garnet Jones - https:/gem.coc.ca/media/fire-song/s01e01 (CBC Ge -- available in GBC library or ca Fire - by Deepa Mehta - DVD at GBC Library BC library or can pay to watch on Appletv, Youtube 2) When you are finished reading the book or watching the show/movie and taking notes, write an analysis of it by answering the questions below. Use the headings below to organize your analysis. 3) Your answers must be detailed, specific and contain clear examples (i.e. quotations) from the book/show/film. Every assertion that you make about the text must be backed up with a quotation or by describing a specific scene. Refer to spe of a book by page, of a show by episode and time stamp and or a movie by timestamp and by using direct quotations when o directionofarea to specific sections appropriate. Make sure all quotations and paraphrases are correctly cited in text in APA format. I choose fire song by Critical Analysis - Answer these questions: Plot and Setting - 3 marks Adam garnet jones What happened in the story? Summarize the main events in no more than one paragraph. Include the names of the central characters and the ending of the story. The plot summary must be written in your own we pag What is the setting of the book or film? Where does the action take place (be sure to discuss all the locations in the story)? When is story happening (i.e. in what time period(s))? Please I author/filmmaker has set the story in thisplace and ume (do these places and times) allow the story to explore? Why do you think the this place and time (or in these places and times)? need this Heteronormativity and Gender Normativity - 3 marks How is heterosexual culture portrayed in the text you've chosen? (Note: Every culture considers a different version of heterosexuality "normal" - how does your text show the norms of that culture?) Describe how the cribe how the heterosexual relationsh ual relationships and gender roles are ASAP portrayed using quotation ing quotations and specific scenes. Describe how heterosexual characters' attitudes about gender norms, sex and sexuality are shown in the book/film/show using specific examples (i.e. scenes, quotations, etc.). Give at least two specific examples of heterosexism and/or homophobia or transphobia in the story/stories. Do any of the heterosexual characters act as an ally to an LGBTQ2S character? If so, describe one specific example of ally behaviour. Queer or Questioning Characters - 3 marks The text that you've chosen may feature characters who are not overtly identified in the story as LGBTQ2S (i.e who are young and/or questioning, from another culture, etc.). Name and describe the not-so-heterosexual and/or not-so gender normative character(s) in the story. How is each of these characters' sexuality and/or gender expression portrayed in the story (describe specific behaviours, language. dialogue, etc.)? What precisely are the qualities or behaviours that make these characters different from the heterosexual and/or (cis)gender normative characters? What struggles or challenges do they face? What helps them to face these? What makes it harder for them to face these struggles or challenges? Queer, Trans or Two Spirit Identity and Experience - 4 marks These texts were chosen because they feature a queer, trans or Two Spirit central character). What did you learn about what it is like to be a queer, trans or Two-Spirit person from reading this book/watching this show or film? What elements of queer (including, but not limited to gay, lesbian, bisexual), trans and/or Two-Spirit ider or Two-Spirit identity are portrayed in the text you chose? How is the experience of being a gay, lesbian, queer, bisexual, trans and/or Two-Spirit person portrayed? Give specific examples (scenes, quotations, etc.) from your book/movie/tv show. How does the central character understand and experience their own identity? Please give specific examples (i.e dialogue, scenes, quotations). How is being queer/trans/Two-Spirit depicted similarly or differently from the experience of being heterosexual/cisgender? Queer, Trans, Two-Spirit Community - 2 marks Are aspects of queer queer (including, but not limited to gay, lesbian, bisexual), trans or Two-Spirit community and/or culture depicted up specific scenes and/or dialog showing this in detail. What is the importance of this community in the story (or stories)? If so, describe specific scenes and/or d and/or culture to the queer, trans or Two-Spirit character(s)? If no aspects of queer, trans, or Two-Spirit community or culture are depicted in your chosen text, why do you think that is? What effect does the absence of community or queer culture have on the not-so-heterosexual or not-so-gender-normative character(s)? (Give specific evidence from the text - L.e. quotations, scenes, dialogue.) Relating to the story - 2 marks Describe a s on of the story (or a character) that you particularly relate to or that you found particularly challenging or unpleasant. Use quotations and/or detailed descriptions of the scene or character. What, exactly, do you relate to (have you had similar ispurences, does the character remind you of someone, etc.)? Or, if you found a section challenging, what exactly is it that you found disturbing and why do you think you found that disturbing? Theme or thesis - 1 mark What is the main message of the text? How do you know? (Provide and explain concrete evidence from the book, film or show.) Marking Scheme: 18 marks for answering the tions clearly, using specific reference to examples from the text and correct in-text APA citation. 2 marks for spelling and grammar. Length: Approximately 1500 words (5-7 typed pages, double spaced) plus a Reference page in APA format. Note: the only source that you need for this assignment is the book, movie or TV show. If you use any other sources, you MUST list them on the Reference page.
 

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Critical Analysis Assignment 20% - due Week 13- must post media choice in Blackboard by Week 6. General Guidelines: 1) Read all of one of the books on the list below, or watch all of one of the movies or TV shows below. You will likely find it helpful to take notes as you read/listen/watch. All of the books listed below are available through the Toronto Public Library and almost all are available at the GBC Library. Book List Jonny Appleseed by Joshua Whitehead # She of the Mountains by Vivek Shraya # Bottle Rocket Hearts by Zoe Whittall # Fruit by Brian Francis # The Clothesline Swing by Ahmad Danny Ramadan Small Beauty by Jia-Qing Wilson-Yang # Cereus Blooms at Night by Shani Mootoo All Inclusive by Farzana Doctor# Stealing Nasreen by Farzana Doctor# Funny Boy by Shyam Selvaduria *audio book available # ebook available Visual Media List Sort Of (Season 1 - all 8 episodes) by Bilal Baig & Fab Filippo-available on CBC Gem Wildhood -- by Bretten Hannam - http://wildhoodmovie.com/ Critical Analysis Assignment 20% - due Week 13- must post media choice in Blackboard by Week 6. General Guidelines: 1) Read all of one of the books on the list below, or watch all of one of the movies or TV shows below. You will likely find it helpful to take notes as you read/listen/watch. All of the books listed below are available through the Toronto Public Library and almost all are available at the GBC Library. Book List Jonny Appleseed by Joshua Whitehead # She of the Mountains by Vivek Shraya # Bottle Rocket Hearts by Zoe Whittall # Fruit by Brian Francis # The Clothesline Swing by Ahmad Danny Ramadan Small Beauty by Jia-Qing Wilson-Yang # Cereus Blooms at Night by Shani Mootoo All Inclusive by Farzana Doctor# Stealing Nasreen by Farzana Doctor# Funny Boy by Shyam Selvaduria *audio book available # ebook available Visual Media List Sort Of (Season 1 - all 8 episodes) by Bilal Baig & Fab Filippo-available on CBC Gem Wildhood -- by Bretten Hannam - http://wildhoodmovie.com/