ENG 1102 UAB Romeo and Juliet vs. Othello Annotated Bibliography This assignment has 3 parts about Drama. PART 1: After reading Shakespeare’sOthello, revie

ENG 1102 UAB Romeo and Juliet vs. Othello Annotated Bibliography This assignment has 3 parts about Drama. PART 1: After reading Shakespeare’sOthello, review the questions at the end of the text and the checklist for Writing Effectively in your text.Under the Topics for Writing on Shakespeare on p. 892, chooseoneof the firstfourquestions as the topic for your paper DRAMA ESSAY
PART 1: After reading Shakespeare’s Othello, review the questions at the end of the text and the
checklist for Writing Effectively in your text.
Under the Topics for Writing on Shakespeare on p. 892, choose one of the first four questions as
the topic for your paper (you may not write about #5 because we did not read the other play).
Regardless of which topic you choose, you must include detailed evidence from the text to
support your points.
Remember that you must have a strong thesis and provide analysis, not simply summary, as you
respond to the question you have chosen.
Here are some additional resources to assist you:
About Shakespeare:
www.absoluteshakespeare.com (Links to an external site.)
On Writing about Drama:
http://www.chsbs.cmich.edu/Kristen_McDermott/writing.drama.htm (Links to an external site.)
Your paper must be a minimum of 3 full pages presented in MLA format.
PART 2: The Annotated Bibliography is the first step in your literary research paper. In order to
complete the research paper, you must be sure that you can find an adequate number of scholarly
sources to support your claims.
In this assignment, you will present your research sources along with annotations to explain their
relevance to your project.
The topic and thesis of your project should be listed at the top of the assignment. You can
choose from any of the selections in the Topics for Long Papers category presented in your text
on pages 1195-1200.
Then, find at least six scholarly sources that you plan to use as evidence to support your
research. Primary sources (the literary texts themselves) should also be listed in your final works
cited page and may be listed here, but they do not count toward your total of six critical sources.
Here are two resources for formatting your annotated bibliography that should be helpful:
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/614/02/
http://writingcenter.unc.edu/handouts/annotated-bibliographies/
Here is a resource on writing a literary paper that may be helpful:
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/618/02/
Here is a resource for evaluating sources that should be useful:
http://www.csuchico.edu/lins/handouts/eval_websites.pdf
Utilize these resources along with the Troy Library to complete your annotated
bibliography. This is a critical step in preparing your final research paper.
PART 3: Research Paper
This paper will be based on the research resources you compiled for your bibliography
Your paper should have a clear claim about the literature you have read this term.
You can choose from any of the selections in the Topics for Long Papers category presented in
your text on pages 1195-1200.
Review Chapter 30 of your textbook carefully for advice on writing a literary research paper.
Also, see this site for some ideas on how to outline your paper:
http://programs.northlandcollege.edu/owl/Writing%20a%20Literary%20Paper.htm
This site also has helpful advice about organizing your work:
http://learning.hccs.edu/faculty/david.james/engl2328/literary-analysis-research-paper/literaryanalysis-research-paper
Your final draft should be approximately 5-7 pages. You must use the topic you selected for
your annotated bibliography, but you may substitute and/or expand your sources based on the
feedback you received on that assignment.
You must use MLA format and include a works cited page.
Please attach your final draft as a Word compatible file.

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