argument for the following:
~male students often dominate class discussions
~proponents of Freudian psychology question standard notions of "rationality"
~the film is about the problems of romantic relationships
~im afraid that templates like the one in this book will stifle my creativity

Question

argument for the following:
   ~male students often dominate class discussions
   ~proponents of Freudian psychology question standard notions of "rationality"
   ~the film is about the problems of romantic relationships
  ~im afraid that templates like the one in this book will stifle my creativity

anonymous · Answer

Clarify your question...

anonymous · Answer

i basically need a counterview to those

anonymous · Answer

DO you think male students dominate the classroom? Then buck up with scientific details/statistics/psychology whatever makes you happy.
No go on Freud.
Is that a thesis? Is there a deeper meaning behind the film?

anonymous · Answer

theres no meaning behind the film

anonymous · Answer

Nahh, films always have purposes; irrelevant or not. Its based on perspective; good luck.

anonymous · Answer

ok then can u counterview it to the Sopranos

carlsmith · Answer

Sweet, what are you asking us to help you with? I don't understand. Tessalinne is quite right; all films have some kind of meaning. If you offer me your interpretation of the viewpoint that the Sopranos offers, I'll be happy to offer a counter view.