FINAL PROJECT:Structures and Arguments > Gendercide and Social Sustainability
G, I would also call this a self-study document for your exploration of a very complex problem we are facing.
Did you shift a bit from carrot to lemon? What they have in common is that sense of trailing off, after the very important and complex information earlier.
I think that sections heads could help you keep this in control.
Also, can you find population pyramid visuals to show this sex ration imbalance?
Just FYI: England and France had stunning sex ration imbalances after WWI and WWII, but this was loss of men in marriage/reproduction ages.
Did you shift a bit from carrot to lemon? What they have in common is that sense of trailing off, after the very important and complex information earlier.
I think that sections heads could help you keep this in control.
Also, can you find population pyramid visuals to show this sex ration imbalance?
Just FYI: England and France had stunning sex ration imbalances after WWI and WWII, but this was loss of men in marriage/reproduction ages.
May 6, 2018 |
Marybeth Shea
Middle: I will elaborate on the cause and effect of the problem in China and India. Then, I will relate the problem to social sustainability and sustainability as a whole.
End: Introduce some possible solutions while mainly highlighting the problem needs a solution. Summarize the cause and effects of gendercide and gendercide's part in sustainability.
LOGOS: data on the demographic effects of gendercide; data on the economic and costs of gendercide
PATHOS: plenty of disturbing practices and statistics; some stories about the practices and effects of gendercide
ETHOS: credibility from well-educated doctors, professors, and lawyers who have interest in social justice, demographics, and family law; experts on China and India
STRUCTURE: I will use the typical essay format. It will have a 'lemon' structure with greater detail in the middle of the paper.
GOAL: inform the audience of gendercide and its relation to sustainability.