Hi so my final for my sociology class consist of writing a 1500-2000 word paper on everything we learned in this class and relate it to a movie. I need a high A on this paper to achieve the grade i want so please go above and beyond the requirements. My professor also uses an extremely high plagerism and AI detection tool in addition to turn it in which will cross refrence this paper with every other paper summited to any college,so please be extremely careful. Ive attached all the instructions that my teacher has given. First pick a movie out of the options that she gave and then write about how different concepts and reading relate to this course. Im going to attach a copy of all my class notes as well as any notes she gave. Im also going to upload a screenshot of all the readings we went over in class you should be able to just look them up and find the whole article if not let me know and I can screenshot the articles and send them over.
1) Pick a film of your choice. I’ve listed many good options on the syllabus, but you can pick any film that you think is applicable to the class (aside from “Little Miss Sunshine,” which we’re watching and discussing as a class). You should not pick the same film as your friends, and you should work independently, without the consultation of anyone else from class.
2) In your essay, you should focus on CONCEPTS (i.e., terms from class notes, such as “the stopping rule” to give one example), THEORIES, and READINGS from class. An “A” paper will have detailed discussion of at least 7 CONCEPTS, 6 THEORIES, and 5 READINGS, although these are minimums and you’re welcome to add more.( do more than the required please) Going through the plot of the film in chronological order is often helpful to keep the essay on track, but a full recap of the plot is not necessary, nor is a lot of detail about the film or characters. Just discuss the most pertinent points related to class.
3) Your paper should be approximately 1,500-2,000 words.
Final essay paper (one–third of your final grade)
For the final essay, you will be asked to choose a film and discuss how different concepts and
readings from the course can be applied to the film. There are many films that I believe
would be good choices for this essay. Some of my favorites include:
10 Things I Hate About You
A League of Their Own
A Star is Born
About a Boy
As Good as it Gets
Big
Boogie Nights
Bridesmaids
Bridget Jones’s Diary
The Breakfast Club
Brokeback Mountain
The Devil Wears Prada
Dirty Dancing
Eighth Grade
Election
Groundhog Day
Hoop Dreams
I, Tonya
Inside Llewyn Davis
Jackie Brown
Lady Bird
Mean Girls
Nightcrawler
Office Space
Ratatouille
Saving Private Ryan
Sideways
The Shawshank Redemption
The Social Network
Whiplash
White Men Can’t Jump
You’ve Got Mail
