huh?

 

you asked what im trying to do?

The assignment is as follows

In 7-8 pages, form an argument about a practice, behavior, state of being or stigma, and explore that argument, using developed examples that sustain your argument (in addition to those that provide a counter-narrative to your own argument, if you like.) Remember that a viable option is to challenge conflicting opinions, especially in regard to stereotypes that tend to enforce myth as a concrete form of reality. You must use 6 sources – Four must be scholarly, and you are required to use at least one class reading. You need to significantly interact with the class reading you choose

(meaning you need to move beyond the “one quote for impact” inclusion.)

 

itd help if you said what course you were taking. or what readings

 

CivicSiRacer aka Mike might be able to help you if you PM him.

 

its a critical reading/writing class... and they readings were all on popular culture...

 

in what way?

 

He has a biology degree and was going to go into chiropractic school. So he has probably got more knowledge than the rest of us wannabe know it alls.

 

i dont understand your point

what lack of representation by society? isnt society the one questioning the treatments

 

thats what im saying... this is what the instructor said.. im just following her.

i have no problem changing it.. i need something that is easily arguable.. because what she said is stupid.

 

what a waste of time. write about the different diets. conventional diets (less calories, etc), trendy diets (low carb), drug diets (ephedrine) :dunno:

or if you want to stick w/your chiropractor analogy, just compare non-invasive (chiropractor) v. surgical (invasive)