Students should submit reflective journals using Microsoft Word. Each journal should address the following general points: Journal Entries for Film Viewings 1. Why did you choose to view this particular film? 2. What was the perspective of the film regarding the reality of war? Did the film address peacebuilding at all? How or why not? What questions did the film raise for you? What questions do you have regarding the attempt of the film to persuade or portray war and/or peacebuilding? Why do you think this film was created? 3. Did you enjoy watching this film? Why or why not? Analyze your own reaction to the film: what does your reaction tell you? How might you become a more saavy consumer of films such as this? 4. Was there anything you think missing from this film that should have been addressed to further explain or describe the phenomenon that was the focal point of the film? 5. Identify one main takeaway message you learned from viewing this film. Has this changed your view of war, peacebuilding, the meaning of justice? If so, how? If not, why not? What did you learn from this viewing, and the class discussion and your own reflection? Journal entries should be approximately 750 words and written to college standards in terms of use of grammar and overall readability. The film is here: http://freedocumentaries.org/documentary/white-light-black-rain-the-destruction-of-hiroshima-and-nagasaki

Students should submit reflective journals using Microsoft Word. Each journal should address the following general points: Journal Entries for Film Viewings 1. Why did you choose to view this particular film? 2. What was the perspective of the film regarding the reality of war? Did the film address peacebuilding at all? How or why not? What questions did the film raise for you? What questions do you have regarding the attempt of the film to persuade or portray war and/or peacebuilding? Why do you think this film was created? 3. Did you enjoy watching this film? Why or why not? Analyze your own reaction to the film: what does your reaction tell you? How might you become a more saavy consumer of films such as this? 4. Was there anything you think missing from this film that should have been addressed to further explain or describe the phenomenon that was the focal point of the film? 5. Identify one main takeaway message you learned from viewing this film. Has this changed your view of war, peacebuilding, the meaning of justice? If so, how? If not, why not? What did you learn from this viewing, and the class discussion and your own reflection? Journal entries should be approximately 750 words and written to college standards in terms of use of grammar and overall readability. The film is here: http://freedocumentaries.org/documentary/white-light-black-rain-the-destruction-of-hiroshima-and-nagasaki