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QUESTION #1 Finаl In-Clаss Essаy - 10% оf Final Class Grade In 500-700 wоrds, please answer the fоllowing question in the space provided using these elements: 1 example from studied literary work 1 example from theoretical work 1 example from site visit 1 example from real-life ethical issue relating to class QUESTION: Below, you will find the full essay assignment description and rubric for your reference. FULL FINAL ESSAY ASSIGNMENT PREP and DESCRIPTION You will write a short in-class essay that asks you to synthesize key literary works, theoretical frameworks, course themes, real-world ethical questions, and site visits from this semester. You will respond to one of two prompts (provided on the day of the exam) in a 500–700 word essay. Logistics Time: 65 minutes Location: In class (submitted via Canvas) Length: 500–700 words Format: Typed directly into Canvas You will not have access to the internet or any digital materials during the exam. Preparation You may bring paper notes only, including: Quotes from assigned texts Key concepts or themes Outlines What to Prepare You should come prepared with the following: Literary and Theoretical Works - Prepare 1 of each Be ready to discuss: One literary or film work One theoretical text Literary / Film Works: The Plague “Pale Horse, Pale Rider” I, Tituba: Black Witch of Salem Night of the Living Dead Roberto Zucco Atlantics Theoretical Works: Excerpts from Illness as Metaphor — Susan Sontag Excerpts from Madness and Civilization — Michel Foucault “Necropolitics” — Achille Mbembe (Canvas summary or text) Course Themes - Prepare 1 Your essay should engage with at least one central theme and use it to connect texts, ethical questions, and course experiences. Themes include: Narratives of illness and contagion Disease as a cultural construct Power, politics, and disease control Scapegoating and persecution during epidemics Witchcraft and disease narratives Colonial medicine and racialized illness War and pandemics Biopolitics and biopower Mass incarceration and disease control Immigration framed as contagion Zombie imagery (early: fear/death; later: resistance/victimization) Mental illness as contagion Labor exploitation in contexts of disease Resistance and solidarity during pandemics Denial and social responses to disease Disease in relation to genocide, colonialism, and WWII allegory Site Visits - Prepare 1 You should incorporate at least one course outing as part of your analysis: The City of Colmar Musée Unterlinden (Isenheim Altarpiece) Fort de Queuleu Couscous Restaurant 4. Real ethical Issue – Prepare 1. You can use anything, but it is probably easiest to use the one you used in your presentation Expectations A strong essay will: Present a clear, focused argument Make explicit connections across texts, themes, and course experiences Use specific examples, including quotations where appropriate. Precise quotations not required. Demonstrate analysis rather than summary Be well organized and coherent under time constraints This assignment evaluates your ability to synthesize across disciplines and think critically under pressure.