Please follow the instruction I put down below and I will be check base on it.
Here is the main question you will need to answer:
If you think about the problematization of the COVID 19 pandemic in the context of Foucault’s genealogical approach and its crucial concept of the dispositif, could you write a very short story of the present by emphasizing the violence and inequality created by it? How can you critically engage with our current situation related to the pandemic and tell the untold and see the unseen? Think about this in the sense of political, medical and media discourse, and the dominant concepts of the pandemic (hygiene, masks, vaccines, isolation, social distancing, staying at home).
This reflection will be 250-300 words, double-spaced with 12 point font, with adequate (at least one) in-line citations and a bibliography.
The reflections must make use of the course content—particularly the readings and the class discussion from the previous week. This is designed to advance your thought process, enhance classroom discussion, and help you to develop your argument for your term papers. Do not use quotes!
*I will provide the reading, and it will be the first five pages, and that should give you a clear understanding.
*For course material and things we discussed on the class:
I will provide our lecture notes in pdf.
Your submission should include the following parts:
Title: What is the subject of the question and your discussion?
Body: A least two paragraphs, one introducing the question and your proposed answer and the other expanding on your argument (you are not limited to just two).
References: All of the sources you use should be documented here.
it will be grade on
Format: title, introduction, discussion
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