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Keep the length of the assignment in mind – within the space of four (4) [MINIMUM] to six (6) [MAXIMUM] pages, you will need both to describe and to analyze effectively your topic, properly citing relevant sources throughout. The best papers are those that are able to present a clear and insightful historical account of their topic – describing the major contexts and causes – and to offer original conclusions as to why the topic is important and worthy of study. It will not be enough simply to summarize the history of your topic, as it has been already written in the standard histories of cinema. As you are writing, keep asking yourself, “Why is this important?” and “What impact has it made?” Please keep in mind that this is a history assignment, not a critical review of a given film or filmmaker. Any opinions or conjectures made in your paper need to be carefully substantiated by your specific research. In general, overstatements, such as “the greatest” or the “most important,” add little to your paper. A relatively short assignment such as this is better served by more modest claims. It is also NOT a biography assignment. While you may need to include some background on a particular person, it should not make up the bulk of the paper – a paragraph or two should suffice.  COURSE PAPER GUIDELINES: 1. You are REQUIRED to use and cite a minimum of three (3) CREDIBLE, AUTHORITATIVE sources for your research paper. Sources can be books and scholarly articles in journals or in the popular press. You have a wealth of resources available (both on- and offline) to you via the EH Butler Library, so make sure you utilize them. NO WIKIPEDIA ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. ALL SOURCES MUST BE CITED. If you use another’s work and do not cite them, you are plagiarizing, which will result in a zero (0) for this assignment. You must cite INTEXT and on a WORKS CITED PAGE. When in doubt, CITE.  2. All information and ideas adapted from another source must be properly cited with a bibliography/works cited page AND in-text citations. In addition, all direct quotations and their sources must be clearly indicated. Please consult either the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, the OWL at Purdue Online Writing Center, or the citation information that is available on the EH Butler Library website for the correct citation procedures. Please use MLA style and be consistent throughout the paper.  3. Be sure to state your thesis clearly and concisely at the end of your introduction. You may want to underline your thesis statement to help you remain focused on your stated goals throughout your paper. You will be expected to write in university-level English, free of errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation. If you feel you need help with your writing, contact me to set up an appointment. If you have questions or are unsure about something, contact your professor BEFORE the paper is due so I can help you find a solution.  4. Your course paper should be professionally done – meaning that it should have appropriate grammar and sentence structure throughout. Your course paper should also be free of spelling errors.’