Examples of sources you can use for this project:
Pick two of these sources to analyze for Exercise 2.
Graffiti, from the Encyclopedia of Urban Studies.
Writing on the wall : graffiti and the forgotten Jews of antiquity
Is Urban Graffiti a force for good or evil?
Street Art and the Changing Urban Public Sphere, Public Culture. May2017, Vol. 29 Issue 2, p385-414. 30p.
How do you determine if a source is biased? Check for the following:
Especially if you are using Google to find sources, always ask yourself the following questions:
1. What type of source is this?
2. Is the information current?
3. Is the information presented:
4. Does the source tell you anything about the author's credentials? If so, what?
5. From the information available, do you think this source is:
6.Who is the audience for this source?