Assignment Question
Choose one of the following books and inform the instructor of your choice on Discussion Board #7 “The Year of Magical Thinking” by Joan Didion. Take your time to evaluate the content and reviews of each book before making your decision. Select a book that resonates with you and explores a topic you may not have prior knowledge of.
The Great Influenza: The Story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History” by John M. Barry The selected books are significant in their own right, offering various lenses through which to explore health narratives and cultural communication. Each book highlights unique challenges, questions, and stories that are relevant to the field of public health communication. Your reflection paper should include both objective and subjective elements, with an emphasis on personal reactions and analysis. Reflect on the book’s impact.
Examine why this epidemic is considered one of the deadliest in history. Analyze the influence of military and political decisions on influenza casualties. Discuss the toll of the disease and its effects on the human body. Identify positive benefits that emerged in the wake of the influenza.
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