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Chapter 7: Making Your Own Argument

Chapter 7: Making Your Own Argument Watch This! Watch Video 7.1: Making Your Own Argument, detailing a close reading of the previous assignment prompt. How does yours compare? Close Reading Assignment Prompt Interesting words or phrases | National identity Status Protest Balance Power dynamics Internet Citizens Government register | New words or phrases | Kosovo Balkan Peninsula “check in” Power dynamics History of Iranian protests Occupy Wall Street Black Lives Matter History of Egyptian Protests | Synonyms | Register and check in Balance of power and power dynamics Users and citizens Social media and Facebook | Contrasts | Governments and citizens Balance and unbalance Protest and government Useful and harmful | Best: Two Observations | The contrast between government and citizens Power dynamics | Template: By using the contrast between “government” and “citizens” as well as the repetition of the phrase “power dynamics,” this prompt is asking me to make an argument about the power dynamics created and/or enforced by ONE social media during ONE protest movement.
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