Bird in Space created a debate in U.S. customs over what is art. Would you consider The Fountain by DuChamp to be art if you had to decide? Why, why not?

TOPIC: SHOULD VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES BE BANNED???Essay 4Topic/Focus: Documented ArgumentLength and Format: 1250-1500 words, double-spaced, 12-pt Times New Roman; MLA works cited page(not included in total word count)Weight: 200 pointsFinal Draft Due Date: See your course calendar/scheduleEssay 4 Materials Due: the schedule of activity due dates for Essay 4 materials is found on pages 1 and 2of this assignment sheet. You are responsible for completing all assigned activities.WHAT YOU WILL DOOBJECTIVES: use argumentative strategies to support your point of view organize an essay that has a clear thesis, well-supported body, and convincing conclusion learn to research appropriate sources of information integrate research into your writing cite those sources properly in MLA formatTo Succeed in this Assignment You Must: Participate fully in class activities, bring in prep work when you are asked. Complete each of your online lessons on persuasion. Read the “Arguing a position” and “Arguing” sections of the Norton Guide. Visit the writing center at least once; this is a requirementSchedule of Due Dates 6/25: Essay 4 Topics and Three Appeals Due. 7/2: Essay 4 Source Summaries (aka Annotated Bibliography. 7/16: First/rough Draft (works cited page included) due printed, in class for peer review. 7/23: Final Draft with MLA-formatted Works Cited Page Due. Upload final draft of essay 4 to Blackboardby 8:30 am.1ENC 1101 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION 1 | ASSIGNMENT OVERVIEW 7/30: Revision Reflection due. Upload your revision reflection to Blackboard by 8:30 am. Attend class toensure your work was received on time and with no problems. This serves as your final exam in ENC1101.Topic/PromptYour final essay in ENC 1101 is a documented argument essay. A documented argument is kind of like aresearch paper. You will argue your position on an issue and develop your credibility, use emotion,logic and evidence by referencing information you find via library research. You are trying toconvince your audience that your position is valid. You are taking your audience through a journey from whatis (the world as it is) to what could be (the world after your big idea is put into action). Your essay, whichcould ask us to take some kind of action in the conclusion, will be supported by outside evidence. That’swhat makes it an documented essay. Your topic for this essay must be approved. Submitting a final essaybased on an unapproved topic will mean an F on this essay.Guidelines Be sure to give readers any background information they may need to fully understand the issue andyour arguments. In your introduction, to establish where your claim fits into a larger context or conversation, give abackground or history of the topic and discuss your purpose for arguing. Then state your claim. You must present a clear and specific thesis (Your claim/what you want to prove and why itmatters/why it is important). You'll have to decide on the best way/place to present your thesis too. You must develop a convincing argument to prove your thesis. This should include a clear explanation,claims that you back up with solid evidence (facts and opinions from qualified, reputable sources).You must also include a section devoted to discussing the opposing arguments. For this paper you'll need a minimum of three sources but no more than five. Only ONE of yoursources may come from the public Internet. If you use an Internet source in your essay, it must be acredible one. Your other three sources may come from electronic databases, print newspapers, news orscience magazines, and books. Don’t use outside sources in excess. General encyclopedias (Wikipedia, for instance) do not count as scholarly resources. You must cite your sources every time you use them, whether via direct quotations, paraphrases, orsummaries. You must also include a Works Cited page that clearly follows the standards of MLAformat. If you do not cite sources properly and/or do not include works cited page, you will earn a zeroon this essay and will have to retake the course. Think about the tone you use because it will help you gain the reader's confidence. You want to soundfair, informed, and credible. Find common ground between you and your audience whenever possible.Remember, your readers will "turn off" if you insult them. While you are stating your opinion, you are not stating your opinion as fact. Avoid biased, emotionallanguage. Be sure that you define unfamiliar or vague terms. Any intentional or accidental instances of plagiarism will lead to a zero on the paper, an F inthe course, and further disciplinary action.

Critically evaluate three journal articles. Each journal article should be peer reviewed, current within the last 5 years and related to a topic in community psychology. You must pick a journal article from the American Journal of Community Psychology or the Journal of Community Psychology. Articles from other journals can be selected with instructor approval.For each article:Summarize the main points of the article.Discuss the research methods utilized. Including the population studied, the sample, how the sample was chosen and the results.Evaluate the full study including limitations and any bias.Each article review should be 500-750 words in length. (1,500-2,250 words total).Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide.