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Question: To what extent is feminism supported and/or criticised in Australian contemporary society, and what do you think might explain this? Please ensure that your answer is framed as an academic essay, including: An introduction: The context, argument, and a brief list of the main point you shall discuss

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Question:
To what extent is feminism supported and/or criticised in Australian contemporary society, and what do you think might explain this?
Please ensure that your answer is framed as an academic essay, including:
An introduction: The context, argument, and a brief list of the main point you shall discuss.
A main body: Clearly themed paragraphs that cover the main points you listed in the introduction to support your argument.
These points can be supported using your ten academic sources.
A conclusion: Summarise and show how your argument was consolidated in light of your discussion.Purpose:
Students will identify and apply cross cultural counselling competencies through the analysis of
major presenting problems that a character from one of the three film options may bring to
counselling. The case study will include issues such as racism, discrimination, prejudice and
privilege, as well as effective therapeutic approaches and potential challenges.
Process:
Choose one film from the three options given below and write a case study centred on a key
character. Identify any elements of racism, discrimination, prejudice and privilege. Identify the
major presenting problems that the character may bring to counselling, possible effective
therapeutic approaches for this client, and the challenges that you might encounter personally
and professionally in working therapeutically with the client.