2008-10-15, 10:19 PM
Salguod Wrote:I like the third one, with the Middle East. I'd like to know why they are inspired to do what they do.
What do you mean by religion though? Do you mean the religious institution or just the beliefs themselves?
Just the beliefs themselves I suppose. Religious institutions sorta fit more into the "we are government" category, so they can count in terms of society. It gets tricky separating society from religion though.
Azalea Wrote:First one seems the most interesting.
Second one should run more like a research paper than an argumentative essay. Unless you're going to gloss over details which just underlies the purpose of the paper.
The third one seems too ambitious yet boring at the same time. Everyone has their own opinion on what is driving terrorists. Terrorists are people also and could possibly have their own intentions rather than fitting into some 2-dimensional model concocted by an individual simply because they looked at some trends and then formed an opinion.
Yeah I was bending towards doing the first one.
About the 2nd topic, I was thinking the whole time to reserve it for my research paper xD But some people have told to do otherwise.
The 3rd topic is suppose to be more for argument's sake than being right about it. People's intentions could be influenced by the majority feeling and mood of other people that they know/knew. Ever heard of people saying "Western influence is evil"? That would be an example.