0) See details in the file.1) Use at least ten sources that are most appropriate out of all the sources provided in the file.2) Your reflection should NOT include summaries of the articles. Assume that the reader has read all of the articles and knows what they are about. Ideally, the reflection will address some linkages among the readings.3) These reflections should have a formal shape to them: an opening, a body, and a closing that brings together the concerns you have raised throughout the piece. You may use rhetorical devices such as a series of rhetorical questions, lists, etc.: however, devices should not give way to a loss of form. The paper should be VERY logically coherent and easy for readers to follow the thinking process. Additionally, use your personal reflections as an opportunity to start formulating a position. If you call attention to theoretical or ethical problems with the article you discuss, take a stand on how the problems ought to be addressed or managed, in your opinion, remaining aware of how your prescriptive assumptions are influencing your position.
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