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I attached the fileFieldwork, part 4 - Final report ANTH	1100:	Cultural	Anthropology	 Fall	2021	 Fieldwork	Project	 Assignment:	Write	the	)inal	paper		 Submit	your	paper	through	Blackboard	by	December	12th,	2021	at	5:00pm	 Assignment:	Consult	the	notes	and	narrative	descriptions	you	prepared	in	earlier	stages	of	 the	project.	Write	a	term	paper	that	draws	upon	your	)indings	to	write	an	anthropological	 report	on	the	subject	at	the	center	of	your	research.	 5-6	pages.	 You	might	wish	to	incorporate	information	drawn	from	a	few	published	sources,	but	you	 are	not	required	to	do	so.	If	you	do	draw	on	published	materials,	you	must	cite	all	of	your	 sources.	Use	whichever	citation	style	you	)ind	most	comfortable,	but	be	consistent	with	 your	citation	style.	If	you	use	published	sources,	you	must	include	a	bibliography.	[The	 bibliography	does	not	count	toward	the	page	limit.]	 Follow	these	steps	to	compose	a	successful	term	paper:	 First,	make	sure	that	you	have	a	clear	topic.		 • Your	topic	is	probably	very	close	to	the	idea	that	you	proposed	earlier	in	the	semester,	so	 you	should	begin	by	reminding	yourself	of	the	topic	that	you	initially	proposed.	 • It’s	okay	if	you	want	to	change	your	topic	at	this	stage,	but	you	should	only	do	so	if	you	 feel	that	the	information	you	have	gathered	does	not	provide	good	insight	into	the	topic	 you	initially	proposed.	 • If	you	do	change	your	topic,	make	sure	that	the	new	topic	you	choose	is	closely	connected	 to	the	information	you	gathered	during	your	interview.	 Second,	make	sure	you	have	a	strong	thesis	statement.	 • Remember,	a	thesis	statement	is	not	the	same	thing	as	a	topic.	A	good	thesis	statement	 makes	a	claim	or	argument	about	the	topic	of	the	paper.	 • If	your	topic	is	“remote	of)ice	work,”	then	a	good	thesis	statement	might	be	 something	like,	“The	shift	to	remote	of)ice	work	during	the	COVID-19	pandemic	has	 caused	a	change	in	how	people	conduct	casual	of)ice	chitchat.”	This	is	a	good	thesis	 statement	because	it	makes	a	speci)ic	claim	about	the	topic	you	have	de)ined.	 • Your	thesis	statement	should	be	clearly	stated	in	your	opening	paragraph.	 Now,	use	the	body	of	your	paper	to	defend	your	thesis	statement.	 • Use	the	information	that	you	collected	in	earlier	stages	of	this	research	project	to	make	 clear,	speci)ic	arguments	that	support	your	thesis	statement.	 • Dedicate	at	least	one	paragraph	to	each	argument	that	supports	your	thesis	statement.	 • A	good	paper	will	include	several	distinct	arguments.	 • You	should	only	include	arguments	and	information	that	supports	your	thesis	statement.	 • If	you	have	information	that	is	not	relevant	to	the	arguments	that	you	are	making,	then	 you	should	not	include	it	in	your	paper.	 Next,	check	to	make	sure	that	you	have	used	information	you	collected	during	your	 research.	 • If	your	paper	is	not	supported	by	the	information	you	gathered	during	earlier	stages	of	 this	project,	then	it	will	not	be	a	successful	paper.	 • Each	argument	should	be	supported	by	evidence	you	have	gathered.	 • If	an	argument	is	not	supported	by	your	evidence,	then	it	does	not	belong	in	your	paper.	 Then,	write	your	conclusion.	 • Your	concluding	paragraph	should	bring	all	of	your	arguments	together	in	support	of	 your	thesis	statement.	 • Give	the	reader	a	clear	understanding	of	the	arguments	you	have	made	and	how	they	 support	your	thesis	statement.	 • Check	to	make	sure	your	conclusion	actually	supports	your	thesis	statement.	If	it	does	 not,	then	you	will	need	to	adjust	either	your	conclusion	or	your	thesis.	 Finally,	review	your	paper	to	make	sure	you	have	followed	academic	best	practices.	 • Do	not	use	someone	else’s	words	or	ideas	without	clear	attribution.	If	you	have	 incorporated	someone	else’s	words,	you	must	use	quotation	marks	to	show	that	they	are	 not	your	own	words.	If	you	have	quoted	from	a	published	source,	you	must	use	citations.	 Any	unattributed	use	of	someone	else’s	words	is	a	form	of	plagiarism,	and	it	will	result	in	 a	score	of	zero	on	this	assignment.	 • Follow	the	formatting	guidelines	found	at	the	end	of	this	assignment	sheet.	You	can	use	 the	same	guidelines	for	all	of	your	college	courses.	 • Check	again	to	con5irm	that	your	arguments	are	well-supported	by	the	evidence	you	 have	gathered	during	your	research	and	that	you	have	provided	that	evidence	whenever	 it	is	relevant.	 • 	Check	again	to	con)irm	that	you	have	a	strong	thesis	statement,	and	that	your	 conclusion	supports	your	thesis	statement.	 Paper	Checklist:	 Before	you	submit,	do	the	following.	 Ask	yourself:	 • Is	the	thesis	statement	clear?	Does	it	provide	an	answer	to	the	question	you	want	to	 address?	 • What	are	the	main	arguments?	Do	they	support	your	thesis	statement?	 • Have	you	included	appropriate	sources?	Do	they	support	your	own	arguments?	 Have	you	provided	citations?	 • Have	you	given	your	reader	a	reason	to	care	about	your	topic?	Have	you	identi)ied	 and	communicated	the	broader	signi)icance	of	your	topic?	 Consult	a	friend:		 • Find	someone	who	does	not	already	know	very	much	about	your	paper.	Ask	that	 person	to	read	the	paper	carefully.	 • Ask	your	reader	to	identify	and	explain	your	thesis	and	your	main	arguments.	Does	 your	reader’s	description	match	your	goals	for	the	paper?	 • Ask	your	reader	to	identify	points	of	confusion.	Ask	for	feedback	about	what	sort	of	 information	would	help	to	clear	up	that	confusion.	 • Ask	your	reader	to	identify	the	broader	signi)icance	of	your	paper.	What	makes	your	 topic	something	that	people	should	care	about?	 Copyedit	your	paper	carefully:	 • Good	organization,	good	grammar,	and	correct	spelling	help	your	instructor	access	 your	ideas.	Maximize	your	grade	by	making	your	ideas	as	clear	as	possible.		 Formatting:	 Unless	your	instructor	speci)ically	tells	you	otherwise,	there	are	several	formatting	 guidelines	that	you	should	always	follow	for	every	paper	you	write	in	college:	 • Include	at	the	top	of	the	document:	 o The	title	of	your	paper/project	 o Your	name	 o The	date	 o The	course	title	&	number	 • Set	the	margins	of	your	document	to	1	inch.	 • Include	page	numbers	in	the	bottom	right	corner	 • Check	your	font	 o Use	a	standard	font,	usually	Times	New	Roman	 o Use	12-point	font.	 • Use	double-spacing.	 o Double-spacing	does	not	apply	to	the	information	in	the	header.	 • Cite	all	sources	 o Include	full	bibliographic	information	for	all	sources

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