You have three tasks for your final project that ask you to engage with the above ideas about the texts we’ve read in class this semester. Each task requires you to write two pages (about 1,000 words).
Task One: A Reflective Journal
Your first task is a reflection on the texts as a whole. This is a personal reflective piece. Think of it like a diary entry or a journal. What did you relate to and why? What did you not understand and why? What moved you and why? Were there characters that you felt you related to? Were there characters that fascinated you even if you hated them? Why? It is an open and full reflection. For once, you get to write your full, unfettered opinion.
The only two requirements here are that you answer the questions above in some way and that you complete the page count.
Task Two: A Current Cultural Piece
Your second task asks you to find a contemporary piece of literature, art, music, online publication, etc… that you feel has the same goal (or a similar goal) to the texts we’ve read in class. Use the above summary and explanation I gave as your guide. You will present you object via a link, fair use photograph from the internet, or any other visual object. You will then write two pages describing the piece you’ve chosen and telling your reader how you relate it to what we’ve read this semester. How does the piece you’ve chosen attempt to redefine a genre? How does it attempt to articulate a form of liberation? Or refigure a representation? What about your piece is important to you/to the world?
Contemporary means written or created in the last 20 years. Your requirements here are to engage with the texts in the course, engage with the object you have chosen, and complete the word count.
Task Three: A Creative Piece
For some of you task three may be the easiest task and for others this may be the hardest. For your final task you will create your own narrative. This narrative can be poetic, fictional, or real. It can be a story based on an experience you’ve had or it can be completely and utterly made-up. It can be a transcript of a conversation; it can be an interview; it can be a straightforward story about you or someone else you know.
Your only requirement here is to create something original that, similarly to the texts we’ve read, investigates the self/ideas of self. This, contrary to what you’ve written in your responses this semester, is all you! Your own creation. Two pages.
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