How to Structure an Essay that doesn't have a direct question?

> > You are asked to choose one specific designed object drawn from history or from contemporary culture and research it’s various possible contexts, making use of the contextual and theoretical frameworks and tools of research developed during this unit.

> > From this research your are to write a 2000 word critical analysis of your chosen designed object using principles of material culture, perception (sensory perception and Gestalt Principles of Perception), semiotics and colour theory, as well as discussing its context within the field of cultural anthropology, in order to understand how particular areas of design theory inform practice. As part of your discussion of material culture consider how your object communicates its meaning-is it conveyed in a private or public way and how would you describe the relationship you have with your object-does it in some way define a part of your own identity?

> > It is intended that your essay must demonstrate a knowledge of all the six of the theoretical areas we will have looked at i.e. material culture, colour theory, sensory perception (physiological and psychological), semiotics, Gestalt principles of perception and cultural anthropology. As a means of conveying that you understood all of the six theoretical areas that will be covered as part of the unit you need to indicate whether they do or do not relate to your chosen object.> > Consider the importance of context in relation to the analysis of your chosen designed object and how you can build a greater understanding of the possible relationships between design and the wider social field.