山东滨州学院外语系课件.ppt

Chapter 6 ;Chapter 6 ;1. Two essential points ;2. Division of Library Sources;3. The differences between journals and magazines;;;4. General books;5. Library Service System;;;6. Four points of choosing and limiting a topic;;;Some Examples;;2. The Lost Generation 3. United Nations and World Peace 4. Food as Culture;7. A suitable subject depends on four factors;Chapter 7 Make a Working Bibliography;MLA bibliographic formats;author’s full name with a period and two spaces. (2) Full title of the book, including any subtitle. Underline the complete title, capitalize all the important words, and separate the main title and the subtitle with a colon and one space. End the complete title with a period and two spaces.;(3) Publication information. Provide first the name of the city of publication followed by a comma and one space, and finally the year of publication. End the publication information with a period. E.g.;Chase, Richard. The American Novel and Its Tradition. New York: Harcourt, 1965.;;;;Chapter 5 Develop tentative thesis statement and outline;;;;2. Writing a tentative thesis statement;The idea that you will be reviewing this outline and eliminating items that are not pertinent.(相关的) (3) The actual order will be determined by the subject matter. (4) Always keeping your thesis statement before you, you should list those topics that;You think should be discussed in your paper. (5) After listing all possible topics, you should check each one against your thesis statement, asking yourself, “Will this help to prove my thesis?” If the answer is no, then that topic should be eliminated. The remaining topics should be organized in a logical order, focused on solving the problem set forth in the thesis statement.;Thank you ！