VIEW ATTACHED OUTLINE!
Watch “13th” on Netflix (or youtube);
present an argument for which theoretical perspective(s) addressed in this class provide the most
effective explanation of the crime and/or deviance observed in the depiction. Students must use a
minimum of two theoretical perspectives in their paper to substantiate their argument.
Responses must address the significance of the contributions made by the paper, and students
should address the limitations of their argument.
*you aim to argue why the theories you have selected are most appropriate for the theme/crime/element of the movie you wish to write about
You must follow the format- for each section :
Make a clear point ()
Provide evidence that supports the point you are making [P]
Use quantitative and qualitative research to support the argument you are making
Discuss what this evidence contributes to your paper, how it proves your point or the central argument of this section [E]- the central argument is highlighted in orange
Make a clear point ()
Provide evidence that supports the point you are making [P]
Use quantitative and qualitative research to support the argument you are making
Discuss what this evidence contributes to your paper, how it proves your point or the central argument of this section [E]- the central argument is highlighted in orange
After discussing how the evidence you used supports the central argument of this section (orange writing), make an argument for how the central argument of this section supports the thesis guiding the overall paper [E]
*Significance and Limitations
Discuss the implications of these findings (for both subtopics) in relation to the existing research on policing or with regard to criminal justice policy. Discuss how the findings of your paper could be used to challenge the existing model of justice, strengthen criminological research, or change existing criminal justice policy [L]
a) How you can reform the (focus)
b) how you can research the (focus)
Please do not use ChatGPT 🙂
