Discussion Forum Discuss readings by Sklottas narratives or expositions, and consider how they provide material that could be used in arguing a controversial issue.
Please I need one or two paragraphs in responding article attached below , this is an English class and it's a part of the discussion board below is the discussion questions regarding the Brain on Trial
Discussion Topics -- "The Woman in the Photograph" by Rebecca Skloot
"The Woman in the Photograph" by by Rebecca Skloot
a) Was the surgeon who first cultivated Henrietta Lacks's cells for research justified in doing so? Why or why not?
b) Rebecca Skloot writes, "As I worked my way through graduate school studying writing, I became fixated on the idea of someday telling Henrietta's story" (paragraph 29). Why does Skloot find Lacks's story so compelling?
c) This essay is the prologue to Skloot's book The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Why does Skloot dwell so extensively on her own story in the essay?
d) Write the story of a research project of your own. What or who motivated you to undertake the project? How did you go about your research? What obstacles did you encounter? What discoveries did you make? Looking back on the process, what did you learn about yourself as a researcher or as a person?