Common Types of History Papers History papers come in all shapes and sizes. Some papers are narrative (organized like a story according to chronology, or the sequence of events), and some are analytical (organized like an essay according to the topic’s internal logic). Some papers are concerned with history (not just what happened,
Include germane journal articles and periodical essays, not just books. You should also list and describe helpful books and articles that discuss your texts, authors, and genres in their historical context, or that set out the large framework (e.g., “reader response theory,” “feminist
There is no single best format. Refer to samples for ideas, but craft your CV to best reflect you and your unique accomplishments. Unlike a resume, there is no page limit, but most graduate students’ CVs are two to five pages in length. Your CV may get no more than thirty seconds of the reader’s attention, so ensure the
–Robin Bernstein, Assistant Professor of Women, Gender, and Sexuality and of History and Literature 1. What Does it Mean to Create WGS Scholarship? An appendix to this guide lists recent WGS theses, which vary widely in subject matter and methodological approach. Our students have conducted
3 Taking the First Steps: Close Reading Towards a Thesis Below are two examples of how close reading can help you work towards formulating a thesis for your paper. While neither is a complete recipe for an English paper, both should
A Handbook for Senior Thesis Writers in History | 7 date Material due 1 September 2010 *Thesis Prospectus due (in class) Week of 20 September 2010 Annotated bibliography of primary and secondary sources prefaced by provisional interpretation 4 october 2010 *Historiographical Essay due to Undergraduate office, 5:00 PM
Native American Religious and Cultural Freedom: an Introductory …
History of Native American Religious and Cultural Freedom A. Overview That sacred Native lifeways have only partly corresponded to the modern Western language of “religion,” the free exercise of which is ostensibly protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution , has not stopped Native communities from seeking protection of their ...
Pentecostal Tabernacle | Pluralism Project Archive
History. The Pentecostal Tabernacle was founded in 1927 with about 30 members. By the 1940s, the congregation included a Sunday school class, a far-reaching radio program and twice-yearly revival weekends. A notable year for congregants is 1972, when a week-long revival ended up stretching out for over a year.
Joint Committee on the Status of Women at HMS/HSDM: Mission and History Marisa M. Silveri, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, HMS Brain Imaging Center, McLean Hospital
In many parts of the United States, there is a long history of mistrust between Indian nations and neighboring municipalities. Officials lack an understanding of tribal sovereignty and treaty rights, leading to strained or even hostile relationships. In Scott County, tribal and nontribal