The draft must be recognizable as a paper and must be readable. Obviously, no one expects perfection, and certain gaps or pointers to further work are acceptable, but a bare outline is not acceptable. Final Paper - Due May 6 . Length and scope of the paper will depend on the topic chosen, but keep in mind that there are probably very few appropriate subjects which you can do any justice to in less than 30 pages or so. It is available at any bookstore, very inexpensive.
Any edition is fine, though the newer, the better, obviously.
Look at the Temple Bookstore under the English classes, and you'll probably find a copy. I will also hand out a pamphlet prepared by the Social Science Research Council called The Art of Proposal Writing, and you should all be on your merry ways. The only other required reading will be the papers written by your fellow classmates, as well as a brief article or two they will provide which they believe will help you understand their own research. Grading - Grades will be based on the final papers produced, with the following exception. If you know already that you can't make a certain meeting, please make arrangements with me now.