代写 Take-Home Exam SCLG1002 Winter School 2016


       Take-Home Exam
 
Due:                    1700 (5pm) Monday 18 July 2016
Weight:                40%
Length:                2500 words (2x1250)
Submission:         Online via Blackboard
Late Penalty:       5% per day (including weekends)
 
 
Task Instructions
·         You must answer Question 1, followed by a choice from questions 2-5.
·         Each answer must be in essay form and in so doing have the appropriate structure, referencing and argument.
·         Essays must be at least 1250words (excluding referencing).
·         Each question below draws on several topics covered throughout the course and your short essays must also draw on multiple topics, case-studies and examples to show that you can apply multiple approaches to ‘real world’ examples.
 
On Referencing
·         Each short essay must contain a minimum of 8 academic references.
·         Four of the 8 references drawn on must be from at least 2 separate topics in the additional reading list of the unit outline. 
·         You may use the required readings and films in the unit outline
·         Required readings and films in the unit outline are not included as part of the 8 references.
·         Each essay must contain an independent reference list. 
·         Harvard referencing is to be used throughout.
 
It is strongly advised that students look to the rubric for the criteria on which they will be marked. If there are any additional questions please do not hesitate to contact me; Fadi.baghdadi@sydney.edu.au
代写 Take-Home Exam SCLG1002 Winter School 2016
 
 
Questions
1.      How has contemporary society destabilized heteronormative ideas and practices of gender and sexuality?
A minimum of 2 references must be drawn from the additional reading list from day 5: ‘Gender and Sexuality’, and a minimum of 2 references must be drawn from separate topic(s) in the unit outline.
                                                                                          
Pick one of the following:
2.      Using the conventions found within a sociology of religion, examine a religious ritual, experience and/or belief system. Draw on at least 1 theoretical construct presented in the Lecture on day 6. You CANNOT use Buddhism as a case study. Draw your case study from the film series Around The World in 80 Faiths: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3b17zi
3.      Discuss the way(s) in which individuals or groups may or may not overcome the panopticon.
4.    “Discourses of crime and deviance are socially constructed” Drawing on case study materials and/or your own examples, discuss the validity of such a statement.
代写 Take-Home Exam SCLG1002 Winter School 2016