Tartuffe – Moliere

List the author name(s) and literary work(s) you plan to write about.
Tartuffe – Moliere

Provide a research question. This is the question you most want to answer as you proceed in your research project. (Example Research Questions: What is Homer saying in The Iliad about the suffering and loss in war? What do The Iliad and The Odyssey collectively suggest about the role of women in that time period?)
What was the focus in the story of Tartuffe?

What was the maid in the story very outspoken given that the timeline of the story should suggest that she stay in her place of the household?

Why did Orgon believe the Tartuffe over his own family?

Provide a clearly-labelled working thesis statement. This should be a one-sentence declarative statement that clearly announces the purpose/intent of your eventual paper- what is it out to prove in its argument? You might think of this working thesis statement as a possible answer to your research question. (Example Working Thesis Statement: Homer employs harmful gender stereotypes in his depiction of women in The Iliad.)
The Tartuffe in the story had multiple evil plots occurring at the same time.

Orgon not believing in his own family about Tartuffe plot in being with Orgon’s wife.

Write a brief proposal paragraph in which you explain why you are interested in this literature, what led you to this topic, what you hope to learn as you proceed in your research, and any possible challenges or concerns you might face as you work on this project.
I would like to understand this story more in the way it was written and why out of all the stories, this story stood out to me more. I am not a fan of reading and for me to enjoy reading and watching this play. Currently I know I enjoy it for the comedy in the play, but I know there is more to this story that I want to learn about including the artist also. The challenges or concerns, I may face is not being a good writer of essays in general and having some difficulty in making sure I find good resources to support my essay and now run into writing block. What I am hoping on learning is to be a better writer for essays in general. English is one my most difficulty classes that I have taken in my time working towards my degree program.

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Summary:
To prepare for your research paper, you will submit an annotated bibliography that contains at least four research sources.

These sources should come ONLY from the GMC library databases; going beyond GMC Library should only be done when there are no valid sources for your topic there, and even then, sources should be limited to .edu or .org sources- avoid anonymous.com sources at all costs (Wikipedia, Sparknotes, LitCharts, etc). Contact me if you’re unsure about a source’s validity.

For each source, you will first provide an MLA-formatted works cited entry for that source. Remember, the lit databases at GMC Library will do those entries for you.

Then, underneath each individual source, you will provide a paragraph-length annotation. An annotation is a brief summary of the source’s main ideas or points and may also include a sentence or two about how/why you think this source is relevant to your idea or helpful for your paper.

Sources

You must provide at least four source entries.
Each source should be a critical argument on the reading you’ve chosen for your research paper. Sources that only provide biographical information or plot summary are unacceptable. Sources should be both scholarly and relevant to your topic.
Annotations

The annotation for each source entry should be a detailed paragraph in length (at least 100-150 words).
You must include a brief summary of the source. This summary should include the author’s thesis.
You must provide an explanation how this source is relevant to your planned research paper topic.
For more information on how to write an annotated bibliography, you should view the Purdue OWL’s website here:
MLA Style

Your bibliography should be formatted according to MLA style.
For each source, you must provide an MLA citation. Too see how to cite an article from an online database, you should view the following website:
Grammar/Mechanics

All written assignments should be mechanically and grammatically correct with proper punctuation.
For more information on each of these, you should view the Purdue OWL’s General Writing Resources page:

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