Support your thesis by frequent specific references to the text. When the specific wording is important to your argument, quote the relevant words, phrases, sentences. Quotations of longer than a sentence are usually not necessary. Document all references to the text with the appropriate page numbers in our anthology and line numbers where appropriate. If you refer to use other books, include all appropriate bibliographical information in accord with the MLA Handbook.
Papers are due no later than on the day indicated in the syllabus.
Cheating and Plagiarism are violations of the Student Academic Honesty Code, which are set forth in the Tiger Cub. It is your responsibility to know what plagiarism is. First Paper 1. Second Paper 1. When Socrates claims that he is neither wise, nor a good speaker, he gives himself too little credit.