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Elements:
- Title Page - Working Title, Name, Class
information.
- Abstract - Summary of the project,
specifying: topic, relevant conversation, and research question. Also
provides brief overview of source types. (Max. 1 page)
- Introduction - Identifies topic,
conversation, and research question. Explains the research question in
terms of: your interest, OR its importance, OR relation to ongoing
conversations. The introduction addresses how your purpose relates to
the theme of the everyday (eg. discovering the unfamiliar aspect of
something familiar).
- Review of Literature - Briefly overviews
"key and ideas and information in the sources you've collected so far."
This should not read like a bibliography so much as a picture of the
kinds/types of resources you intend to work with.
- Search Plan & Project Timeline - Sketch
out the process steps your specific project will require.
- Working Bibliography - Conclude with a list
of sources that you have uncovered thus far and intend to incorporate into
your final paper; you may choose to list them
alphabetically by author or, if helpful, grouping them into kinds of
information (eg. history, personal stories, academic studies, etc.).
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