Western Civilization and Roman Theatre Comedy I want you to write about the Roman Theatre comedy What is important to us in this and when arose this first paragraph , the second paragraph of How it
works?.
And take them from the primary source. The modern source will carry you a file from a magazine writer has written about the theater Roman comedy
write about one paragraph. paragraph III writes compared to the first between the source and the second source? paragraph fourth write the difference between
the first and second source? This is book.
Western Civilization and Roman Theatre Comedy Course Materials
1)– ((primary source ))from WESTRN CIVILIZATIO pag 133 Roman Commedy. Spielvogel, Jackson J.
Western Civilization, Volume I: To 1715. Eighth Edition. Boston: Wadsworth Cengage Learning, 2012. (Bundle Pack with Code Keys) 2)– Modern source from ( New
York Times ) and this is a link by wep https://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/18/nyregion/a-review-of-a-funny-thing-happened-in-sag-harbor.html please let me know
about any question. HI, Dr. refused to search for the presence of another source in the search.Must rewrite the research and ex-exporters use only and write
four full pages instead of five and this is the way you want to write research and first draft must be submitted next Friday as soon as I want, if possible .
And I’m sorry for this. Structural Outline of Writing Assignment HY101: History of Western
Civilization I Fall 2013 Below you will find a structural outline for your writing assignment for this course. Although I have provided titles for each
section, please do not put these into your paper as sub-headings. Instead, the text of your paper should flow naturally. I. Introduction -This section should
include mention of your sources and must include your thesis statement, as well as your major points that support your thesis. -Remember that a thesis is a
statement that must be proved, not a statement of fact. For example, ?Charlemagne was crowned Emperor of all the Romans? is a statement of fact. However, ?
Charlemagne was responsible for the success of Roman Catholic Christianity in Europe? is a statement that needs to be proven. II. The Primary Source -In this
section, you need to discuss your primary source. You should identify it and provide a summary of what it says. III. Historical Context of the Primary Source
-In this section, you should discuss the author of your primary source, if known, and its historical context. What civilization produced it? What events are
taking place that might have affected how the author wrote it? IV. The Modern Source -In this section, you need to discuss your modern source. You should
identify it, provide a summary of what it says, and discuss the type of website on which it is found. V. Comparison -In this section, you should compare your
primary and modern sources. How are they similar? VI. Contrast -In this section, you should contrast your primary and modern sources. How are they different?
VII. Analysis -In this section, you should explain both the similarities and differences of the primary and modern sources. You should also (and this is the
really important bit) explain why the primary source is still important today. VIII. Conclusion -This section should include a re-iteration of your thesis
statement and the ways in which you have proven it.
Western Civilization and Roman Theatre Comedy Footnote Format for Writing Assignments
HY101: History of Western Civilization I Fall 2013 Spielvogel -For information from a primary source included in your Spielvogel text. Footnote 1Tacitus, ?
The Fate of Cremona in the Year of the Four Emperors,? in Western Civilization, vol. 1, To 1715, ed. Jackson J. Spielvogel, eighth edition (Boston: Wadsworth
Cengage Learning, 2012), page number. Bibliography Tacitus. ?The Fate of Cremona in the Year of the Four Emperors? in Western Civilization, vol. 1, To 1715.
Ed. Jackson J. Spielvogel, page number. Eighth edition. Boston: Wadsworth Cengage Learning, 2012. -For information from the Spielvogel text itself. Footnote
3Jackson J. Spielvogel, Western Civilization, vol. 1, To 1715, eighth edition (Boston: Wadsworth Cengage Learning, 2012), page number. Bibliography
Spielvogel, Jackson J. Western Civilization, vol. 1, To 1715. Eighth edition. Boston: Wadsworth Cengage Learning, 2012. Modern Source (Internet Source)
Footnote 7Daisy Carrington, ?How New Airline Routes are Reshaping the World,? CNN, https://www.cnn.com/2013/11/12/business/looking-for-an-emerging-market-
airline-routes/index.html?hpt=imi_c2 (accessed November 13, 2013). Bibliography Carrington, Daisy. ?How New Airline Routes are Reshaping the World.? CNN.
https://www.cnn.com/2013/11/12/business/looking-for-an-emerging- market-airline-routes/index.html?hpt=imi_c2 (accessed November 13, 2013). Subsequent
Citations -A full citation is only necessary the first time that you cite a source. -All subsequent citations of a source must be shortened, providing only
the author?s last name, the title (or a shortened version of the title), and the page number from which you obtained your information or quote. Example:
Tacitus, ?The Fate of Cremona,? 276. USE THIS ONLY FOR PRAMIRY SOURCE. Course Materials Spielvogel, Jackson J. Western Civilization, Volume I: To 1715.
Eighth Edition. Boston: Wadsworth Cengage Learning, 2012. (Bundle Pack with Code Keys)
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primary source/
Course Materials
Spielvogel, Jackson J. Western Civilization, Volume I: To 1715. Eighth Edition. Boston: Wadsworth Cengage Learning, 2012. (Bundle Pack with Code Keys)
modern source/
THis is the other source of the NEW YOUR TIMES
