My research question, for right now at least, is: do the experiences of comic-book superheroes in movies parallel the experiences of people with disabilities? The two movies I thought of, The Fantastic Four and X-Men: The Last Stand, seem to do this, as far as I remember, but I'll have to watch them again to be sure. And then I'll have to start researching disability as an experience. I think I'll watch them today, since I've got the day off (yay again!) and I don't want to go out in the snow
This blog is meant to be used as an example for first-year composition students. Rhonda is a fictional community college student who will perpetually be taking the two-course sequence. This is her online writing and research journal (her 2012 research entries run from 1/20-5/5/2012; Eng101 reading journal that year runs from 8/22-12/5/12). For an explanation of the course, see below for Rethinking Teaching the Research Paper.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
So Here's my Question
My research question, for right now at least, is: do the experiences of comic-book superheroes in movies parallel the experiences of people with disabilities? The two movies I thought of, The Fantastic Four and X-Men: The Last Stand, seem to do this, as far as I remember, but I'll have to watch them again to be sure. And then I'll have to start researching disability as an experience. I think I'll watch them today, since I've got the day off (yay again!) and I don't want to go out in the snow
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