University of Oregon Masturbation and The Victorians Thesis and Essay this is a two part paper, each part is 500 words. Thesis and argumentative with evide

University of Oregon Masturbation and The Victorians Thesis and Essay this is a two part paper, each part is 500 words. Thesis and argumentative with evidence essays.

first topic: Masturbation and the Victorians

500 Words. Use sources: Documents 115, 116, 119 (attached)

Note: Onanism was a word that meant masturbation, particularly male masturbation.

What kinds of assumptions do these physicians make about the causes and consequences of masturbation? How did patients understand their sexual problems? How can we reconcile the anti-hysteria device from document 116 with anti-masturbation campaigns? How do these attitudes relate to what you know from this class about European- North American understandings of sexuality in the 19th century?

What this should look like:

The first sentence should be your thesis statement. From there, write in ordinary paragraphs building an argument as you would in any essay. This includes having topic sentences and using evidence. One or two sentences will suffice for a conclusion. To cite materials use simple parenthetical (HOSS, 169) or (Genmu, 45).

Second paper:

topic: The Tuskegee Syphilis Study

500 words

Source: Tuskegee documents (attached)

Use document 1, Eunice Rivers’ account of her work as a public health nurse in the Tuskegee syphilis study.

What role did she have in the study, and how did she justify both the study and her participation in it?
What assumptions did she share with doctors about the intelligence, characteristics and values of the study participants?

What this should look like:

The first sentence should be your thesis statement. From there, write in ordinary paragraphs building an argument as you would in any essay. This includes having topic sentences and using evidence. One or two sentences will suffice for a conclusion. To cite materials use simple parenthetical (HOSS, 169) or (Genmu, 45).

Note: I suggest that you write your responses in a separate word document because Canvas may not save your changes or allow multiple attempts. So write, revise and then when you’re ready to submit, cut and paste the text into the quiz space. Purchase answer to see full
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