Research the Siege of Sarajevo (1992 – 1996). Identify how the characters in Steven Galloway’s novel, The Cellist of Sarajevo, are rebelling against that siege and discuss how the conditions and the characters’ actions against those conditions compare to those reflected in the works you examined in Papers 1 – 3 (i.e., religious or cultural traditions; gender inequality; civil rights or discrimination based on minority status).
You may use parts of your previous papers on the subjects that we covered throughout the semester as you find them applicable to your final paper’s discussion.
Throughout the course, you should have been building up to composing a well-researched, college-level academic term paper through all of your assigned readings, short papers, research logs and other class activities.
At least two scholarly resources, three popular resources and two books (e-books are acceptable), from your independent research will be required as part of this final paper (7 sources in total).
Important: Seven sources are the minimum resource requirements. To earn a grade above passing, additional resources should be applied to the paper.
Your response to this paper’s question will present your defense of a thesis around the course’s theme of conformity and rebellion. The paper will substantiate your acquired abilities to conduct and convey academic research to a literary claim. It should be a culmination of all of the ENG102 reading and research that you have done throughout the semester, including references to the longer and smaller works that we have examined since the beginning of the course, as well as your research logs and other pre-writings, which will have proven to be used as working drafts toward this final project. Your paper must include in-text citations and a formal “Works Cited” page, using correct MLA style formatting of citations. Research the Siege of Sarajevo (1992 – 1996). Identify how the characters in Steven Galloway’s novel, The Cellist of Sarajevo, are rebelling against that siege and discuss how the conditions and the characters’ actions against those conditions compare to those reflected in the works you examined in Papers 1 – 3 (i.e., religious or cultural traditions; gender inequality; civil rights or discrimination based on minority status).
You may use parts of your previous papers on the subjects that we covered throughout the semester as you find them applicable to your final paper’s discussion.
Throughout the course, you should have been building up to composing a well-researched, college-level academic term paper through all of your assigned readings, short papers, research logs and other class activities.
At least two scholarly resources, three popular resources and two books (e-books are acceptable), from your independent research will be required as part of this final paper (7 sources in total).
Important: Seven sources are the minimum resource requirements. To earn a grade above passing, additional resources should be applied to the paper.
Your response to this paper’s question will present your defense of a thesis around the course’s theme of conformity and rebellion. The paper will substantiate your acquired abilities to conduct and convey academic research to a literary claim. It should be a culmination of all of the ENG102 reading and research that you have done throughout the semester, including references to the longer and smaller works that we have examined since the beginning of the course, as well as your research logs and other pre-writings, which will have proven to be used as working drafts toward this final project. Your paper must include in-text citations and a formal “Works Cited” page, using correct MLA style formatting of citations. Research the Siege of Sarajevo (1992 – 1996). Identify how the characters in Steven Galloway’s novel, The Cellist of Sarajevo, are rebelling against that siege and discuss how the conditions and the characters’ actions against those conditions compare to those reflected in the works you examined in Papers 1 – 3 (i.e., religious or cultural traditions; gender inequality; civil rights or discrimination based on minority status).
You may use parts of your previous papers on the subjects that we covered throughout the semester as you find them applicable to your final paper’s discussion.
Throughout the course, you should have been building up to composing a well-researched, college-level academic term paper through all of your assigned readings, short papers, research logs and other class activities.
At least two scholarly resources, three popular resources and two books (e-books are acceptable), from your independent research will be required as part of this final paper (7 sources in total).
Important: Seven sources are the minimum resource requirements. To earn a grade above passing, additional resources should be applied to the paper.
Your response to this paper’s question will present your defense of a thesis around the course’s theme of conformity and rebellion. The paper will substantiate your acquired abilities to conduct and convey academic research to a literary claim. It should be a culmination of all of the ENG102 reading and research that you have done throughout the semester, including references to the longer and smaller works that we have examined since the beginning of the course, as well as your research logs and other pre-writings, which will have proven to be used as working drafts toward this final project. Your paper must include in-text citations and a formal “Works Cited” page, using correct MLA style formatting of citations.
You may use parts of your previous papers on the subjects that we covered throughout the semester as you find them applicable to your final paper’s discussion.
Throughout the course, you should have been building up to composing a well-researched, college-level academic term paper through all of your assigned readings, short papers, research logs and other class activities.
At least two scholarly resources, three popular resources and two books (e-books are acceptable), from your independent research will be required as part of this final paper (7 sources in total).
Important: Seven sources are the minimum resource requirements. To earn a grade above passing, additional resources should be applied to the paper.
Your response to this paper’s question will present your defense of a thesis around the course’s theme of conformity and rebellion. The paper will substantiate your acquired abilities to conduct and convey academic research to a literary claim. It should be a culmination of all of the ENG102 reading and research that you have done throughout the semester, including references to the longer and smaller works that we have examined since the beginning of the course, as well as your research logs and other pre-writings, which will have proven to be used as working drafts toward this final project. Your paper must include in-text citations and a formal “Works Cited” page, using correct MLA style formatting of citations. Research the Siege of Sarajevo (1992 – 1996). Identify how the characters in Steven Galloway’s novel, The Cellist of Sarajevo, are rebelling against that siege and discuss how the conditions and the characters’ actions against those conditions compare to those reflected in the works you examined in Papers 1 – 3 (i.e., religious or cultural traditions; gender inequality; civil rights or discrimination based on minority status).
You may use parts of your previous papers on the subjects that we covered throughout the semester as you find them applicable to your final paper’s discussion.
Throughout the course, you should have been building up to composing a well-researched, college-level academic term paper through all of your assigned readings, short papers, research logs and other class activities.
At least two scholarly resources, three popular resources and two books (e-books are acceptable), from your independent research will be required as part of this final paper (7 sources in total).
Important: Seven sources are the minimum resource requirements. To earn a grade above passing, additional resources should be applied to the paper.
Your response to this paper’s question will present your defense of a thesis around the course’s theme of conformity and rebellion. The paper will substantiate your acquired abilities to conduct and convey academic research to a literary claim. It should be a culmination of all of the ENG102 reading and research that you have done throughout the semester, including references to the longer and smaller works that we have examined since the beginning of the course, as well as your research logs and other pre-writings, which will have proven to be used as working drafts toward this final project. Your paper must include in-text citations and a formal “Works Cited” page, using correct MLA style formatting of citations. Research the Siege of Sarajevo (1992 – 1996). Identify how the characters in Steven Galloway’s novel, The Cellist of Sarajevo, are rebelling against that siege and discuss how the conditions and the characters’ actions against those conditions compare to those reflected in the works you examined in Papers 1 – 3 (i.e., religious or cultural traditions; gender inequality; civil rights or discrimination based on minority status).
You may use parts of your previous papers on the subjects that we covered throughout the semester as you find them applicable to your final paper’s discussion.
Throughout the course, you should have been building up to composing a well-researched, college-level academic term paper through all of your assigned readings, short papers, research logs and other class activities.
At least two scholarly resources, three popular resources and two books (e-books are acceptable), from your independent research will be required as part of this final paper (7 sources in total).
Important: Seven sources are the minimum resource requirements. To earn a grade above passing, additional resources should be applied to the paper.
Your response to this paper’s question will present your defense of a thesis around the course’s theme of conformity and rebellion. The paper will substantiate your acquired abilities to conduct and convey academic research to a literary claim. It should be a culmination of all of the ENG102 reading and research that you have done throughout the semester, including references to the longer and smaller works that we have examined since the beginning of the course, as well as your research logs and other pre-writings, which will have proven to be used as working drafts toward this final project. Your paper must include in-text citations and a formal “Works Cited” page, using correct MLA style formatting of citations.
