Introduction to Media Studies

Write a 1500-word (approximately), well-organized, analytic essay in which you take on the tasks listed in the Lab.

You should analyze two magazines from a single publisher (Time-Warner, for example) and present an argument in which you address patterns of ownership as outlined in the chapter on Marxist analysis. You need not answer all of the questions listed in the media lab; use them as a starting point, but your essay should focus on one or two main applications of Marxist analysis.

Requirements/Structure: At a minimum your paper should include:

2. A one paragraph introduction in which you introduce your subject of analysis. Do not assume your reader is aware that your essay is in response to an assignment; introduce your magazines, newspaper, or proposed regulation in an organic fashion so that your essay addresses a broader audience than just this classroom.

3. A clear and concise analytic thesis statement or claim about the task at hand. What are you trying to prove about the 2 magazines/newspaper/proposed regulation?

4. An analysis using relevant principles drawn from the textbook and class discussion. Your goal is to effectively combine the theoretical principles with your own critical observations.

5. A critical conclusion in which you briefly reflect on the implications of your analysis and discussion. Don’t repeat everything you just said.

Format Guidelines: The paper must be typed, double-spaced, using a 12-point font, Times New Roman, with one inch margins. Follow APA style guidelines (6th ed.).
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The essay should be stapled in the upper left-hand corner and should not exceed 1500 words.

*Note to writer: I selected 3 references in the box because it says it needs 2 magazines, so 2 plus the textbook (which I will attach pictures of pages)

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