Overview
there is no specific word count,or page count. just make sure to read the instruction files and include all of the necessary information. This is a continuation of the work you did for me last time, please read all the files attached.
ARGUMENT: A STATEMENT THAT IS NOT NECESSARILY TRUE OR FALSE (NOT OPINION, NOT FACT), SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE.
A THESIS CAPTURES YOUR ARGUMENT AND TELLS THE READER HOW YOU WILL MAKE THAT ARGUMENT.
- WHAT MATERIAL FROM CLASSICAL THEORY AND OUTSIDE SOURCES WILL YOU USE?
- ORGANIZE THE INFORMATION TO SUPPORT YOUR ARGUMENT
REQUIREMENTS:
THESIS STATEMENT: This may change as you write. See the specific section on thesis development in the full instructions in the Modules.
SECTIONS/SUBSECTIONS: To make your argument for clearly, you will provide at least three or four sections aside from the introduction conclusion, and bibliography:
1) Theory or theories
2) Comparison of theories if you are looking at two theorists
3) Social issue