Every discipline has a preferred writing style. In the sciences, for example, sentences and paragraphs are usually short. The passive voice is regularly employed. First-person pronouns are suspect. What works in the sciences, however, generally doesn't work in the humanities.
Paragraphs are longer in the humanities paper.
They will juggle long and complex thoughts by using parallel structures. They will resonate with images and metaphors. They will be active, not passive, in their voices. In short, they will be anything BUT scientific in their style. This doesn't mean that a humanities paper can present the reader with a jumble of thoughts and images.