Writing 1

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Writing 1

James Joyce, Ulysses, "Oxen of the Sun" Opening

James Joyce, Finnegans Wake, Opening

Samuel Beckett, Endgame

"Once Upon a Time in the West"--Opening #1

"Once Upon a Time in the West"--Opening #2

"Once Upon a Time in the West"--Opening #3

"Once Upon a Time in the West"--Opening #4

"Blade Runner"--Main Theme

"Blade Runner"--Tears in the Rain

Prezi Lectures on Writing

"'The Netflix Effect': Why Western Women are Heading to South Korea in Search of Love"

Literary Analysis Essay

(Please do not consult outside sources for this essay)

Narrative Analysis

How to Carry Out the Literary Analysis Essay

University of Toronto:--Writing About Literature

Purdue University--Writing in Literature

University of North Carolina--Literature

University of Arizona--Writing About Literature

Fordham University--Writing About Literature

Writing About Literature

Purdue University--Literary Terms

Literary Devices and Terms

Literary Devices and Terms

Glossary of Literary Terms

Literary Terms

Using Literary Quotations

Writing About Literature (Purdue)

Writing About Literature (College of Saint Rose)

Writing About Literature (Montana)

Literary Analysis

Sample Essay A

Sample Essay B

Sample Essay C

Sample Essay D

Kate Chopin, "Story of an Hour"

Peer Review Workshop--Literary Analysis Essay

Film Analysis Essay

(Please do not consult outside sources for this essay. Only the film should be used as a source.)

List of Overused Films No Longer Available for Essay Topics

Narrative Analysis

How to Carry Out the Film Analysis Essay (Narrative Vocabulary)

How Your Film Analysis Essay Will Be Evaluated

The "Do Nots" in Academic Writing About Film

University of North Carolina--Film Analysis

How to Analyze a Film

Sample Character Analysis of "The Thing" by Dudley Erskine Devlin

Sample Plot Analysis of "The Thing" by Dudley Erskine Devlin

Examples of Irony

Types of Irony

Types of Irony

The Twilight Zone "The Eye of the Beholder"

The Twilight Zone "To Serve Man"

Examples of Symbolism

Symbolism in Film

Valdez is Coming--Opening Part 1

Valdez is Coming--Opening Part 2

Valdez is Coming (1971) with Burt Lancaster

The Outlaw Josie Wales--The Handshake of Blood as a Symbol of Peace and Coexistence

Tombstone--Latin as a Symbol of Knowledge and Weapon of Superiority; Steel Whiskey Cup Play as a Symbol of Disdain and Foreshadowing of Future Confrontation

J.S.A.--Choco Pie

Memories of Murder--Color Symbolism

Peppermint Candy--Train Travel in Reverse=Backward Travel in Time

Parasite (2019)

Parasite (2019)--The Symbolism of Stairs

No Country for Old Men--The Coin Toss as a Symbol of Fate

My Name Is Nobody--Hat as a Symbol of Identity

Falling Down--The Golf Course=Wasted,Decadent Space--Unbendable Rules and the Control of Territory

Falling Down--Ruins on an Empty Lot=Personal Unencroachable Property--Unbendable Rules and the Control of Territory

Falling Down--The Korean Convenience Store=Loss of Ordinary Courtesy--Unbendable Rules and the Control of Territory

Falling Down--The Whammyburger=False Advertising/Deceit of Consumers--Unbendable Rules and the Control of Territory

Falling Down--Unnecessary Street Reconstruction=Wasteful Public Expenditure--Unbendable Rules and the Control of Territory

Falling Down--Beggar Scene=Self-Misrepresentation--Control of Territory

Falling Down--Snow Globe Playing London Bridge--Symbol of Societal Malaise (Not Economically Viable/General Worthlessnessof Humanity)

Sample Film Analysis Essay A

Sample Film Analysis Essay B

Sample Film Analysis Essay C

Sample Film Analysis Essay D

Sample Film Analysis Essay E

Sample Film Analysis Essay F

Sample Film Analysis Essay G

Sample Film Analysis Essay H

Sample Film Analysis Essay I

Sample Film Analysis Essay J

Sample Film Analysis Essay K

Sample Film Analysis Essay L

Sample Film Analysis Essay M

Peer Review Workshop Sheet for Film Analysis Essay

Grading Rubric for Film Analysis Essay

Advertisement Analysis Essay

The Semiotics of Advertising--Key Terms and Associations

Arthur Asa Berger, "How to Analyze an Advertisement"

Arthur Asa Berger, "Ads, Fads and Consumer Culture" Chapters 1 & 2

"Semiotics for Beginners"

Arthur Asa Berger, "Cultural Criticism: Semiotics and Cultural Criticism"

Daniel Chandler, "Semiotics for Beginners"

C103 - The Semiotics of Advertising

Sample Advertising Analysis Essay A

Sample Advertising Analysis Essay B

Sample Student Essay 1: "Southern Comfort Style"

Sample Student Essay 2: Esprit

Sample Student Essay 3: Nieman Marcus

Sample Student Essay 4: Virginia Slims

Peer Review Workshop for Advertisement Analysis Essay

Grading Rubric for Advertising Analysis Essay

The Summary Paragraph

Criteria for Writing a Summary Paragraph

Plagiarism, Paraphrasing, Summarizing

Sample Summary Paragraph A

Sample Summary Paragraph B

Sample Summary Paragraph C

Sample Summary Paragraph D

Peer Review Workshop for Summary Paragraph

Grading Rubric for Summary Paragraph

Miscellaneous Materials

How to Write an Essay Outline

Using Word to Create an Outline

Sample Detailed Outline A

Sample Detailed Outline B

Sentence Formats and Sentence Patterns

Sample Sentence for Sentence Variety

"Minority Report"--Refrigerator Sequence

Paragraph Illustration of Coherence

Yoon Huijun's Helpful List of Standard Transitions

Jeong Seoha Allie's Very Helpful List of Conjunctive Adverbs

Mystery Phrase #1

Mystery Phrase #2

Conjunction Junction

Schoolhouse Rock: Adverbs

Schoolhouse Rock: Adjectives

Schoolhouse Rock: Nouns

Schoolhouse Rock: Pronouns

Schoolhouse Rock: Verbs

Schoolhouse Rock: Prepositions

Schoolhouse Rock: Interjections

Essay Examinations

Sample Exam Questions

Sample Midterm Exam Essay

Sample Essay Exam

Document Packet List

Sample of Clustering/Mapping

MLA Formatting Guide

Submission Guidelines

Correction Symbols

Steps in the Writing Process

Evaluation Descriptions for Essays

Outline Template for Essays

Peer Review Workshop for Grammar

Checklist for Sentence Variety

Guidelines for Midterm and Final Exams

Article on Pronouns

Sample Workshop Sheet

Sample Workshop Sheet #2

Sample Workshop Sheet #3

Sample Workshop Sheet #4

Sample Workshop Sheet #5

Sample Workshop Sheet #6

Tips on Demonstrative Pronouns

Writing Concisely

Old Before New/Forecast and Fulfill

***PLEASE NOTE!!!***

SUBMISSION POLICIES HAVE BEEN REVISED!

All submissions are due on the date assigned. However, students may take a 48-hour grace period to complete a submission after the date assigned as needed. In that case, the paper must be submitted to my mailbox in the English Department Office on the third floor of the 외솔관 building no later than 48 hours after the announced due date. Any submissions made after that 48-hour grace period will be docked one number grade (e.g. 4.5 would be reduced to 3.5). Papers submitted one week or more after the assigned due date will not be accepted. Exceptions can be made in the case of documented proof of illnesses, injuries, emergencies or field trip activities. Those are the only instances of accepted cases and they must be supported with proof. Submissions that are not workshopped by another member of our class will not be accepted. Submissions that were not workshopped during our regular class hours will be docked by one number grade as well.

ARTICLES

Ian Bogost, "You Are Already Living Inside a Computer"

Bertrand Russell, "In Praise of Idleness"

Charles Bukowski, "Charles Bukowski Rails Against 9-5 Jobs"

Christopher Freiman, "The Desire to Fit in is the Root of Almost All Wrongdoing"

Zaria Gorvett, "Why it Pays to be Grumpy and Bad-Tempered"

John Taylor, "The Examined Life"

John F. Schumaker, "The Demoralized Mind"

Andre Spicer, "Stupified"

Joelle Renstrom, "And Their Eyes Glazed Over"

Nicholas Carr, "The World Wide Cage"

Richard J. Light, "How to Live Wisely"

Kristi Coulter, "Giving Up Alcohol Opened My Eyes to the Infuriating Truth about Why Women Drink"

Paul Verhaeghe, "Neoliberalism Has Brought Out the Worst in Us"

Claire Lee, "Tacking Body Shaming in South Korea"

Koo Se-Woong, "Gaejeossi Must Die"

Will Oremus, "Who Controls the Facebook Feed"

Sally Weale, "Keep the Dream Alive"

William Deresiewicz, "The Neoliberal Arts"

Michael S. Roth, "College Shouldn't Prepare You For Your First Job. It Should Prepare You For Your Life"

Paul Campos, et.al., "The Epidemiology of Overweight and Obesity: Public Health Crisis or Moral Panic"

David Graeber on the Necktie

Dan Gillmor, "Why I'm Saying Goodbye to Apple, Google, and Microsoft"

Maria Popova, "The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge"

Betsy Isaacson, "Our Sleep Problem and What to do About It"

Lani Gunier, "Ivy Leagues meritocracy lie: How Harvard and Yale cook the books for the 1 percent"

Paul Roberts, "Instant Gratification"

Annette Larkins Video: Raw Vegan

Joshua Rothman, "Creativity Creep"

Maria Popova, "Werner Herzog on Creativity, Self-Reliance, Making a Living of What You Love, and How to Turn Your Ideas Into Reality" (Examples of Employing Quotations)

Rebecca Schuman, "Syllabus Tyrannus"

William Deresiewicz, "Don't Send Your Kid to the Ivy League"

Koo Se-Woong, "An Assault Upon Our Children"

Kim Brooks, "Death to High School English"

Christine Gross-Loh, "Finnish Education Chief: 'We Created a School System Based on Equality'"

"This is What Heavy Multitasking Could Be Doing To Your Brain"

Jeanne Whalen, "Read Slowly to Benefit Your Brain and Cut Stress"

Scott Kaufman, "Skim this article! How the Internet has ruined your brain for serious reading"

Steven Schuit, "Korea's Problem with Safety"

"Many Highly Educated Women Stay at Home"

"Wives Grow More Weary of Married Life than Men"

"Few Korean Wives Would Marry their Husband Again"

Michael Kocher, "Seven Reasons Why Korea Has the Worst Productivity in the OECD"

Noam Chomsky, "On Academic Labor"

Thomas Docherty, "The Unseen Academy"

Noam Chomsky, "Business Elites are Waging a Brutal Class War in America"

Video: "Generation Like"

Geoffrey Cain, "South Korean Teens Are So Addicted To Their Smartphones That The Government Is Taking Action"

Catharine Paddock, "Cell Phone Use Linked to Lower Grades, Anxiety"

Melissa Korn, "Smartphones Make You Tired and Unproductive, Study Says"

Dr. Joseph Mercola, "Cell Phone Use Linked to Lower Grades, Anxiety, and Much Worse..."

Henry Grabar, "Smartphones are Killing Us--and Destroying Public Life"

Emily Badger, "How Smart Phones are Turning Our Public Spaces into Private Ones"

Daniela Walker, "Kit Kat Creates WiFi-Free Zone"

Christoph Lindner, "Smart Cities and Slowness"

"Commuters Warned of Dangers of Using Smartphones While Walking"

Oliver Burkeman, "Together We Can Fight the Scourge of Texting While Walking"

Kenneth J. Gergen, "Cell Phone Technology and the Challenge of Absent Presence"

Ian Bogost, "The McRib: Enjoy Your Symptom"

Russell Brand, "We Deserve More From Our Democratic System"

Andrew Leonard, "Revenge, ego and the corruption of Wikipedia"

Paul Levi Bryant, "Writing and Ethics: Exorcising [My] Professorial Demons"

Tom Chivers, "Are Grammar Nazis Ruining the English Language"

John McWhorter, "English is Not Normal"

Approaching the Response Essay

Ursula Le Guin, "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas"

Richard Matheson, "A Long Distance Call"

J. D. Salinger, "The Young Folks"

Articles for the Summary Paragraph

Yuni Jeongyun Ko, "Riding with the Korean Wave: Reflections on Trans-Asian Cultural Flows"

Julia Yoo, "Beauty: The Korean Way"

Bruce Cumings, "North Korea's Dynastic Succession"

Barbara Ehrenreich, "Maid to Order"

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