I still need one more page written for it. I also need you to edit and rephrase anything that needs to be fixed throughout the essay. Once you read through the essay you will understand what I am writing about. I will attach a prompt for the essay so you can understand what type of writing that is expected. This essay needs to be the culmination of all the work (exercises 1-4) I have done in the attached files. The essay prompt will facilitate the writing process so please look it over thoroughly and understand what is expected. The main focus of the essay is a single piece of art that I have picked. The art piece is located in the file labeled Exercise 3a. I will also upload a list of the prompts for each exercise I completed. As you read each exercise prompt and then look at my completed work, you will get a feel of what is expected by my professor. Each exercise has a list of works cited that you can also use to help you write. Please list all of the ones you used in the final work cited. The attached file called Exercise 4 contains a lens analysis that uses two texts by Susan Sontag that need to be a huge part of this essay. I will attach both Sontag files so you know what you’re working with. I have incorporated both Sontag texts into my draft. See if you can expand on it in any way and further the argument that I present. I have also have a third ancillary source that I have not gone too much into depth with. It is the Roland Barthes source. You can find it in the works cited of my first draft. Please expand the relationship this text has with the ones I already have and my art piece in general. In the beginning of the essay, I want you to talk about the Jacob Riis exhibit and his work as an introduction to a single piece of his work I had chosen. Use this link https://www.mcny.org/jacobariis and feel free to research about Jacob riis to write this part of the essay. I spoke to my professor about my draft and she said that this link could also be used as another source that will help with the writing https://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/humans-of-new-york-and-the-cavalier-consumption-of-others. Once you have established all the ideas and their arguments, please find a way to conclude the essay but don’t make it feel like a conclusion. Leave some room for open thought to someone who is new reader (in the words of my professor). Please make sure everything is done with no need for revision by Monday. That is my deadline to hand it in. Do all research necessary. If you need clarification on anything please message or email me.
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