COM 126 Justification worksheet
Young adult fiction has grown in popularity, and not simply for enjoyment. They have been
shown to increase exercise, social development, and mobility. Reflects and Produces: Reading
YAL, I believe, fosters culture by motivating individuals to bring sports and symbols to life.
These symbols have a greater influence on society than simply providing entertainment.
Individuals from all across the world are linked by their common ideas and creativity.
Evaluating and infrastructure: My study will be supported by five references (please see
reference section). Adam's case study was chosen because it investigated how reading a YA book
on sexual abuse helped female college students speak up about their own experiences (MeToo
movement). The story from France-Presses recounted how a symbol from a novel came to life to
protest the government. Gillis' book discusses five YA novels that have an underlying theme that
helped readers become more understanding of others, hence increasing their sustainable
integration.
The Harry Potter article explains how Quidditch was created to encourage children and young
people to be more active. Hawks' book shows how YA literature motivates readers to analyze
their surroundings and take action to improve them. Overview of the Briefing: To begin, I intend
to describe how YAL encourages activity by discussing how Quidditch came to be. Next I'll
explain how it might contribute to social growth by encouraging readers to learn, comprehend,
and communicate with others. Finally, I will discuss how YAL has inspired individuals to create
campaigns and resist in order to improve their society.
"YAL can help readers realize their individual experiences as part of a greater human
experience," says one author. (Adams, 2020). ", the eruption of sexual assault claims against
influential men in 2017—from Hollywood to the White House—sparked a worldwide
phenomenon and the #MeToo hashtag, bringing talks about the pervasiveness of rape, assault,
and sexual harassment to the forefront." "Opponents of Thailand's military takeover risk arrest by
flashing the "Hunger Games" three-finger salute to defy a junta that has outlawed any public
rallies." 2014 (France-Presse).
"Several instructors acknowledge the Hunger Games books' social relevance in their articulation
of themes that, while working in a hypothetical future location, are very much a part of the here
and now." Hawks and colleagues (2013). "Through civic events and outreach activities, the IQA
aspires to enhance sports engagement and community betterment among children and young
adults worldwide" (Harry Potter, 2022). "Young literary fiction provides enormous opportunity
for the development of initiatives that encourage expression and connectedness" (Gillis, 2021).
