Research paper

QUESTIONWhat is your primary source for the research paper and why did you choose that source to argue what you want to argue? If you haven't focused yet on a specific argument, why do you think your audience will want to read what you think about the source? What do you think your audience should get out of the paper you are planning to write?

My primary source is the 1971 classic, "A Clockwork Orange" which is extremely interesting and takes a political twist. It is about a young man who right away is up to very criminal acts, including assault, theft, and rape. The irony of the situation is that he lives with his mom. I believe that he is a metaphor for the American culture because soon he is put into prison after being turned on by his gang. He is then put under behaviorism psychology where he is conditioned against any villainous acts. It gets to the point where even thinking about sex literally causes him pain. He is put back out in the world. The interesting part is that the governor and government then pawn him off as a big success in modern research of controlling people.

My paper will primarily focus on the movies effect on red flagging a liberal and conservative view of such research mentioned before. The interesting part about this, is the movie glorifies the villain and makes you think for yourself. This movie also had a huge effect on censorship, as it gets pretty graphic, actually showing full frontal nudity. It was then nominated for best picture and changed all our minds on what a great picture could be. The audience itself could take the information and actually think about how they feel toward behaviorism and humanistic research. It is very controversial and hasn't been brought up much.