Your paper will include:

1. A material artifact (picture, ad, newspaper article, song lyrics, etc.) or a short description of an event you experienced or observed;
2. a brief (1 short paragraph) summary/description of the artifact;
3. a 3 page analysis, which will include
   1. a discussion of the relationship among the artifact and how women are objectified
   2. your contextualization of this particular artifact;
   3. an interpretation of the artifact, why the problem with it exists

• Analysis: 
  • You need to be able to see things in a way not completely shaped by your own and your culture's assumptions.  For instance, you'll sometimes be framing analyses by saying, "Our culture thinks X, but I want to argue (and/or our readings argue) Y."
  • You must be able to articulate why:  why do we care about this question, why should I read this paper, why does your interpretation matter?
  • You must be able to assess/evaluate, using a range of appropriate evidence.