Description
Answer one the following two questions:
1-What are the anticipated societal impacts of Peak Oil as sketched in The End of Suburbia: Oil Depletion and the Collapse of the American Dream? Do you agree with this pessimistic prognosis?
Guidelines:
#Use your lecture notes, slideshows, and lecture recordings. External sources are allowed, but are not required.
#If you are citing an external source, provide the name of author, title, publisher, publication place and date, and page numbers, as applicable. No bibliography is needed; simply state/reference your source (use either footnotes, endnotes, or in-text citations within brackets).
#Answer directly and use simple, clear, precise language.
#Define (all) your concepts and any technical term introduced and used.
#You will not be graded on grammar, spelling and punctuation, but proofread your work.
#Include a cover page stating your name and student number, the course title and number, the name of the professor, and the submission date.
#Submit/upload your exam on Brightspace on November 25 before midnight.
Writing format requirements: the answer should be approximately two to four pages long, double spaced, typed, with 1-inch margins and using 12 pt font.
Read the story told in the following online articles:
Parents keep child’s gender secret
Star readers rage about couple raising ‘genderless’ infant
Baby Storm five years later: Preschooler on top of the world
The question is:
What is your opinion about these parents’ decision?
Format guidelines:
1-Introduce your topic with some of the concepts (defined) introduced in the November 9 lecture on The First Social Differentiation: Gender. 4pts
2-State and support your opinion. 4pts
3-Introduce stated and possible objections to your opinion. 4pts
4-Support and acknowledge the opposing points. 4pts
5-Explain why you think your position is still the best one, despite the strength of counter-arguments. 4pts
Guidelines, and writing format requirements: same as above, but use quotation marks and italic font when you’re citing the articles.
Good luck!
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