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Film Analysis Essay from the the film ” The Blind Side” by John Lee Hancock.

a Film Analysis Essay from the the film ” The Blind Side” by John Lee Hancock. I would want this essay to Summarize or describe the meaning of the film, To analyze the film using one source. The Source would be from Carol Dweck’s Tedtalk ” The power of Yet”. also another source would be from Salmon Kahn’s Tedtalk ” Let’s use video to reinvent Education”. Also I would like this essay to analyze a few of the film elements such as lighting, color, editing,setting,characters. I would want this essay to answer the following questions What does this film teach us about social or economic class? What must someone do if they want to “ascend” to a higher class? What must someone do if they want to move from blue collar to white collar work? What do these individuals gain by making the change? What do they lose?

What does this film teach us about education? In what ways do students need to “change” themselves to be traditionally successful? What must teachers/institutions/school boards/etc. do differently?

What is the overall view FROM the year 2013 – two years into the Egyptian uprising?

protest and Possibility in the Middle East: Uprisings in Historical Perspective.

  1. What are some the ways in which the ‘people’ are defined, or define themselves, through these readings?
  2. What is the overall view FROM the year 2013 – two years into the Egyptian uprising? How would you evaluate “how it’s going” at that point?

Write an essay about the culture differences of Saudi Arabian to South Korea.

 

write me a personal essay about the culture differences consist of two parts.

” in June 2016, i traveled from Saudi Arabian to South Korea for vacation and i have encountered several cultural differences between mine and theirs. the writing should be mainly about the Korean culture when eating and their manners where they eat by their chopstick and we eat by our hands. they eat in single plate where each one has their own plate and i used to culture where we share our plates. the way they eat where make some noise while eating while my culture each one should be eating quietly. the way the serve themselves and my way of helping older people on the table and give them some assistance like filling their cup by water.

Explain the terms of this formulation and why it is an appropriate rule for determining the  morality of an action; and use it to evaluate whether telling a lie is morally justifiable. 

1. Mill argues in chapter 2 of Utilitarianism that the greatest happiness principle does not involve a  denigration of humanity; that utilitarianism is importantly different from selfish egoism; and that  whether an action is moral or not does not have to do with the agent’s motives.

2. What is the categorical imperative? Choose one of the two following formulations of the  categorical imperative that Kant provides in the Grounding for the Metaphysics of Morals: a. “Act as if the maxim of your action were to become through your will a universal law” (Kant, Grounding, 30).

b. “Act in such a way that you treat humanity, whether in your own person or in the person  of another, always at the same time as an end and never simply as a means” (Kant,  Grounding, 36).

Explain the terms of this formulation and why it is an appropriate rule for determining the  morality of an action; and use it to evaluate whether telling a lie is morally justifiable.