Answer or take notes on the following questions at the bottom of your prep document:
13th Film Analysis Questions
- What is the central perspective of 13th? As a piece of rhetorical discourse, what does it want us to do/change/think about differently?
- According to the film, how have the rhetoric of “law and order” and the “war on crime” become racially charged?
- How does the film use logos/pathos/ethos to modify your perspective?
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PATHOS
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ETHOS
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- What most surprised, disturbed, enlightened you about this film? Did it effectively modify your perspective on the topic? Why or why not?
- What perspectives does this film leave out? How might one push back on some of its points?
- What is a question that this film raised for you that you feel would be good to address in our seminar?