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Assignment:

In 2013, Professor lan Bogost wrote an article for the Atlantic called "The McRib: Enjoy Your Symptom." In the article, he describes the sandwich as "perverse and ends by saying "The purpose of the McRib is to make the McNugget seem normal." Bogost believes that objects not only hold meaning but also that they help explain human desire and development. His 2000-word article illustrates that objects (and even games) can be productively examined in writing. For your paper, you will need to think about an everyday object or game that has somehow affected your life and learning. Choose an object or game that informs (or has informed) your learning in some way.

The object should be truly mundane: a rubber band, a garbage bag, a cardboard box, an eraser. The game can be simple (hopscotch or Uno) or complex (Call of Duty or Settlers of Catan). Introduce your reader to the object and your experience with it in narrative form; don't write abstractly about ell erasers or how everyone loves Old Maid. Instead, write a story (a narrative is just that a story!) about the object or game and how it affected yo learning. Use specific details in your narrative so your reader can experience it imaginatively. You can also consult our e Textbook in Canvas for resources on writin narrative essays.

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