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DocViewer Page of 2 Zoom Pages Social Work 20: Syllabus Fall 2017 1 | P a g e Final Due November 20, 2017 by 11:59 pm (90 points total) Choose a movie that explores issues of power and oppression. You may choose from the list below, or you may propose a different movie of your choosing to be approved by the instructor in advance. Even if you have watched one of these movies in the past, please watch again or choose another film looking at the movie from the lens of a social work scholar and complete the assignment. List of Movies 42 Selma The Joy Luck Club Ma Vie En Rose Schindler’s List Brokeback Mountain The House of Sand and Fog The Good Lie North Country Rain Man Rabbit Proof Fence 300 Girl Interrupted Forrest Gump The Snow Walker Dirty Dancing If These Walls Could Talk Crash Straight Outta Compton Freedom Writers The Pursuit of Happiness Antwone Fisher Harvey Milk Reign On Me ** A Child Called It: One Child’s courage... **The Lost Boy: A Foster Child’s Search... **Dude you’re a fag **A long way gone The Paper: Drawing on course materials and readings, write a paper of 8-10 double-spaced pages in length (1400-2000 words). The paper should include critical reflection of your personal responses, references to course material and readings, and specific references to the movie. Papers should be in APA style. (5 Points) Your paper should address the following questions: • What issues are depicted in the movie that relate to individual versus social problems? How do you see a social worker viewing these issues differently than other professions? Why do you think social workers might view this differently than say a business major? (5 points) • How do issues of oppression show up in the movie? How do these conditions compare to oppression of today? How do you think social workers can stop oppression in today’s society? (10 points) • Identify any characters that experience multiple oppressions in the movie, and describe these intersecting (multiple types of) oppressions (racism, sexism, poverty, trauma, etc.) and how they might shape the characters’ experiences. How may this expression be manifested (shape or affect them) later in life? (10 points) • Identify social rules, policies, attitudes and values that are oppressive or are used in the movie to introduce or maintain power imbalances. Does this still exist in society today? If so how can social workers help? What can society do to offset this type of oppression?? (10 points) Social Work 20: Syllabus Fall 2017 2 | P a g e • How does power show up in the movie (who has power, and who does not- do others not say anything because they are scared of those in power)? Which characters seem to hold the most and least power and what aspects of identity contributed to this power or lack thereof? How does this understanding help you understand power dynamics better? Use social work theory or concepts to back-up your claim (10 points) • How is culture expressed in the movie? Is there a dominant culture? Is there cultural sensitivity? How do you know? How would you describe the culture of the oppressor and the oppressed in the movie? (10 points) • Select a character from the movie and discuss how the character views her/him. Describe your perceptions of how the character constructed her/his identity? What social influences might have shaped the character’s identity? How does this change throughout the movie? How does this identity influence the behavior or the character? Describe the character’s strengths? How might the character’s story have been different if aspects of her/his identity were different? (10 points) • Describe assumptions you made about this character and how your own experiences and socialization led to these assumptions. In your life, how have you benefited from, or worked to counter, the oppression depicted in the movie or in general life? (10 points) • How does this movie help you understand social work, oppression, and/or power better? What theory can you apply to help you understand some of the dynamics within the movie that much better? Why did you choose this movie/book out of all movies? (10 points) Annotations