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This project is about writing yourself into a relationship with a text and then seeing who has similar or different ideas about the text.

Begin by writing a few pages about your relation to one of the texts that we have read or watched so far this term. Spend some time exploring why you like or resonate with certain elements of the text. Write yourself into some unexplored areas of relation between you and the text.

Once you’ve explored (and you should learn through your own writing; you should not know all of your questions prior to the writing) your relation to the text, consider what you’d like to discuss with others (which is the real beginning of research). Do you want to create a survey or an interview to start the conversation? Do you want to “talk” to others who have published on the area you’d like to discuss? Further your conversation in these ways. Then “talk” to other more, via survey, interview, or library search.

Your final product should be somewhere around 5 pages of text (not including any works cited page) and should use either APA or MLA format (your choice based on what style if would be most useful for you to practice).

So write—talk—write. Sort of like what we’ve been doing already in class.

This

project

is

about

writing

yourself

into

a

relationship

with

a

text

and

then

seeing

who

has

similar

or

different

ideas

about

the

text.

Begin

by

writing

a

few

pages

about

your

relation

to

one

of

the

texts

that

we

have

read

or

watched

so

far

this

term.

Spend

some

time

exploring

why

you

like

or

resonate

with

certain

elements

of

the

text.

Write

yourself

into

some

unexplored

areas

of

relation

between

you

and

the

text.

Once

you

ve

explored

(and

you

should

learn

through

your

own

writing;

you

should

not

know

all

of

your

questions

prior

to

the

writing)

your

relation

to

the

text,

consider

what

you

d

like

to

discuss

with

others

(which

is

the

real

beginning

of

research).

Do

you

want

to

create

a

survey

or

an

interview

to

start

the

conversation?

Do

you

want

to

talk

to

others

who

have

published

on

the

area

you

d

like

to

discuss?

Further

your

conversation

in

these

ways.

Then

talk

to

other

more,

via

survey,

interview,

or

library

search.

Your

final

product

should

be

somewhere

around

5

pages

of

text

(not

including

any

works

cited

page)

and

should

use

either

APA

or

MLA

format

(your

choice

based

on

what

style

if

would

be

most

useful

for

you

to

practice).

So

write

talk

write.

Sort

of

like

what

we

ve

been

doing

already

in

class.