You have until April 16th to produce an MLA format research paper of approximately 1,500 words (minimum 1,000 words), including also a Works Cited and an attached bibliography showing research performed on Barry U. subscription databases. Submit both electronically to Canvas and in hard copy. Sample basic bibliographies are available on my Canvas page for this course. Students will write the paper based on a comparative analysis of two or more complementary film and literary texts, including at least one we have studied this semester, Psycho, the picture of Dorian Gray, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and the merchant of Venice. The essay must display an awareness of recent critical commentary on your texts, and must include reference to at least two secondary sources retrieved via the Barry University library subscription databases (such as the MLA bibliography, ProQuest, EBSCO Academic Search Premier, etc.). Printouts of search results must be included with the paper submission. (This paper represents 20% of your course grade.)
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