Resistance, Uprising, Revolution

1. Choose one text from provided sources, What is revolving in a revolution? What is being put into order? What and who is being resisted and through what linguistic, cultural and aesthetic modes? 2. Choose two texts from provided sources, compare what they are arguing about in one of the following terms: gender, religion, violence, resistance. 3. Choose a scene from “The Square” that you found especially powerful and detail specifically why it resonated with you. Describe the scene in detail, providing context, and then explain what key moments resonated with you and why. 4. In 33 Revolutions, what does the novel articulate about the role of art in the aftermath of revolution? 5. In “The Square”, what role does news play? 6. Choose one text from provided sources, explain a form of resistance that you learned about that you found especially poignant. Explain in detail why you found it poignant.