Underworld Concepts

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1) Read the following sources. IshtarUnderworld.pdf Citation format = Foster 2005, page number Afterlife_OEAE.pdf Citation format = Müller 2001, page number HadesNGH.pdf Citation format = Hernández de la Fuente 2018, page number Notes: *You must cite material from the readings when you are quoting, paraphrasing a passage, or using numbers. When in doubt, cite!* Refer to How to Cite Sources for more information. *Refer to How to Analyze Primary Sources and Read Critically. This paper must not just summarize the readings but must be your analysis.* 2) Create your thesis statement based on a theme you noticed in the readings. For help writing a thesis statement, see: How-To Write a Thesis Statement and thesis_statements_history.pdf Instructions: You are required to write a 3 page, double-spaced mini-research paper for this assignment. Your paper must have a clearly defined thesis, appropriate supporting materials, proper citations, be written in academic English, and be original to this course. See the Paper Checklist and Paper Grading Rubric below for specific guidelines. Citation Note: The citation formats given above are for footnotes. To add these sources to your Works Cited or Bibliography page, you will have to collect more information and properly format them. See this reference guide for help: Turabian-Tip-Sheet-10.pdf You must have a thesis statement and citations to receive a passing grade on this assignment. MINI-RESEARCH PAPER CHECKLIST Papers must contain: your name, the course, and the date at the upper right of your first page a title a thesis statement introduction body (supporting evidence) conclusion Works Cited/ References list typed, 1-inch margins, double-spaced, 12 point Times New Roman font The total length –not including endnotes or footnotes– should be 3 pages. Number your pages Proper citations of sources used, Chicago Style. Cite your sources using footnotes or endnotes and the author’s last name, date, and page number, for example: Davidson 2020, page number (if there is a page number). All of your sources must be from assigned class readings. All work is original and properly cited—no plagiarism, no work submitted for another class Paper is written in academic English meaning no slang or texting abbreviations, do not use I/me/my/mine, you/your/yours, we/us/ours, limited use of passive voice, consistent tense use of verbs, no verbal contractions, and complete sentences containing subjects and verbs.