Is Joanna Russ’ “When It Changed,” a feminist story? Why or why not?

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Instructions: Choose one of the topics on the back of this sheet and write an essay that is fully developed
with specific details. Assume that you are writing for an audience of English 2330 students who are familiar
with the pieces that you have read. This means that you will not need to provide a summary at the
beginning of your essay (however you do need to make sure that you mention the title of the piece and the
author’s full name). Be sure to provide a clear and focused thesis near the beginning of the essay, and use
specific evidence in the form of quotations, paraphrases, and summaries from the literature throughout the
body of the essay to support the assertion made by your thesis. Keep in mind that quotes from the literature
by themselves do not explain your thesis; you need to fully explain each quote, paraphrase, or summary
that you use. Be sure that your essay is carefully constructed, organized with topic sentences that reveal
points about your discussion, and free of grammar and punctuation errors. This is not a research paper, so
do not use any outside sources in your paper.

Note: Please underline your thesis before you turn in your essay.

Format:

1. Set up a heading on the first page according to the standard MLA format.
2. Put your last name and page number in the upper right hand corner of each page.
3. Give your essay a title, but do not place that title in quotation marks, underline it, or boldface it. Also, do
not use the title of the story as the title of your essay.
4. Type your essay (black ink), double space, and use a standard 12 point font such as Ariel, Courier,
or Times New Roman.
5. Provide parenthetical citations in MLA style for each quotation, paraphrase, or summary from the
literature.
6. The length of the essay should be about 1000 words minimum.
7. Provide a works cited page. If your essay uses material from more than one story, you should
provide a works cited entry for each story. Use the following example as a guide.

Work Cited
Zelazny, Roger. “A Rose for Ecclesiastes.” Science Fiction: The Science Fiction Research Association
Anthology. Eds. Patrick Warrick, Charles Waugh, and Martin Greenberg. New York: Addison Wesley,
1998. 308-337.

The main thing in the essay is discuss those questions or ideas:

1- the story is feminist because they don’t need men and it is female base and it’s worked.( in this paragraph you can include the sexual orientation and how they reproduce)

2- Also it is feminist bc the government are women. As well as the women fight different than men( women fight individually men fighting in war). You can include the violence part in the story here in this paragraph.

3-the third body paragraph is focus on the gender equality, the women see everyone as equal, but the men see them as lesser.

Don’t forget to use quotes in each example.