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Research Paper (1,600 - 1,800 words)
- Choose a topic within the tradition of Western Music from the Classical Era onward that examines the intersection between 3 or more of the following: Who, What, Where, When, How, Why
- Provide abstract (200 - 300 words) and works cited
- Research primary and secondary sources, at least 10 sources
- Develop a research paper in MLA style. Take the role of an outsider observer or investigator; only speak from perspective if absolutely necessary.
- Present your paper to the class
Timeline:
Phase 1: End of Week 9 - Submit 5 possible topics
Phase 2: End of Week 11 - Submit abstract (200 - 300 words)
Phase 3: End of Week 12 - First 3 paragraphs and outline for peer review
Phase 4: End of Week 14 - First Draft
Phase 5: By Final Exam Period - Submit Final Draft
Phase 6: Final Exam Period: Paper Presentation
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