Specifications: 8-10 double-spaced pages12 point font, 1 inch marginsMLA format for in-text citations and Works Cited pageNo cover pageMust include a minimum of 6 sources, at least 4 scholarlyDrafts that are complete, meet the specifications above, and are submitted on time will receive full credit in the participation category. Consider using the specifications listed here as a checklist to be sure you have included all required writing elements in this draft. Create an engaging and informative title. Must have sources offering counter-arguments or differing perspectives on the issue. This is one key to doing well in this course. Analysis of real-life dilemmas requires complex and nuanced discussion. Begin with an Introduction that orients your reader about the issues, terms, and researched positions with which your essay is most concerned. The Introduction should:o Include a statement of your research questiono Mention the theoretical framework/s that you will use (to set up the scholarly debate your paper will address)o Mention the specific case/s you will be looking ato Explain the scope and significance of your topico Include key definitions required to understand the overall issueo End with a thesis that explains your own position in relation to the others you have providedo Your intro can be several paragraphs long, if needed In the Body of the paper you should:o Define key terms and concepts as they ariseo Develop the argument within which your research is interveningo Use case and theoretical materials togethero Support claims with evidenceo Use well-written paragraphs that open with a topic sentence and are coherently unified by a single issueo Put your authors in conversation with each othermany of your paragraphs should reference at least two authors Plus, the Body of the paper should: Include signposting language that clarifies how each section or part relates to the overall argument you are developing You may use subheadings to clearly delineate different sections of the papero Each subsection should consist of at least two or three paragraphs, with the first paragraph containing a clear statement of the argument that will be covered in that sectiono Each subsection should contain multiple sources and should keep them in conversation with each other You should have a Conclusion. (If using subheadings, it should be labeled Conclusion). The conclusion should:o Refer back to your initial thesis, and say in what ways your research and analyses have supported or refuted ito Summarize and discuss your findings, drawn from your analysiso Expand the scope or relevance of the project End with a Works Cited page, written in MLA format, on a separate additional page. This page does not count towards your required 10 pages.
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