Research in Literature:
Introduction to Research (from The Craft of Research pp. 10-14 & 49-63)
The Process of Critical Reading
Close Reading (Prose and Poetry)
Engaging Sources
(fromThe Craft of Research pp. 94-101)
Documentation
Why document Sources? (fromMLA Handbook pp. 3-6)
Plagiarism and Academic Dishonesty (from MLA…pp. 6-10)
Organize: Creating your Documentation: (from MLA…p. 19)
Academic Writing:
Preparing a Research Proposal (organizing material/ ideas, developing an argument, facilitating coherence and cohesion)
Introductions and Conclusions (from The Craft of Research pp. 232-46)
Essential Readings:
Extracts from ‘Facilitating Coherence across Qualitative Research Papers’. Ronald J. Chenail & Maureen Duffy (Nova Southeastern University, Fort Landerdale, Florida (USA) and Sally St. George & Dan Wulff (University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada).
Booth, Wayne C, et al., The Craft of Research. 4th Edition. The Univ. of Chicago Press, 2016.
Harner, James L. Literary Research Guide. 5th Edition, The Modern Language Association of America, 2008.
MLA Handbook. 8th Edition. MLA, 2016.