NAM - Introduction to Research Paper Lesson

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cartoon image of dragon Begin taking notes and recording information about similarities presented throughout the course. Do any recurring themes, stories, or archetypes appear across the stories in varying cultures? How does Joseph Campbell's notion of the hero apply to any or all of these stories? What impact do the monsters have in these stories?

Students will begin composing an original research paper. This assignment will be graded using the GAVS formal essay rubric.

This paper should include multiple in-text citations for the stories read in the course, as well as any outside sources used. Use MLA formatting throughout. The paper should be between 600 and 800 words, typed and double-spaced. Remember correct headers, as well as writing a thorough introduction and conclusion.

Students should begin working on this paper now. A rough draft will be due in the next unit, followed by a final draft due before the final exam.

If you need resources on writing a literary analysis, MLA format, or research in general, contact your instructor.

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