You are to create a formal research/argument paper building on your past research (a minimum of 5 divergent secondary sources, meaning library research is required taken from your Annotated Bibliography) to present your understanding of multiple viewpoints that surround your topic. While you are not limited to the types of research you can include in this argument, you are required to have at least 4 scholarly journal articles and 1 book (Note: Wikipedia is not allowed for this assignment). This assignment should not be merely a summary but an argument. Address what other critics are saying about your given topic, and then give us your own take on such. PERSUADE ME TO THINK LIKE YOU! Your thesis statement must evident by the end of page one. Also, MLA standards must be adhered to, and your final submission should also adhere to syllabus guidelines. In Short YOU MUST… • Underline you thesis statement on page one • Have a compelling introduction • Use proper MLA citation (parenthetical and Works Cited page) • Use proper MLA research paper format (consult BW) • Have a title page (AND SNAPPY TITLE) according to MLA standards and list a focused research question on this page--this will help limit your focus • Have a clear and appropriate topic • Include thorough research- critical thinking must be clearly evident • Have a specific literary anchor (short story(ies), novel(s), poem(s), songs, etc.) • Address opposition (other critics’ views) • Use only 12-point Times New Roman font • Use appropriate academic diction—no contractions • Use no less than 5 sources • Be at least 5 pages in length • Adhere to syllabus/assignment sheet guidelines • Include this sheet with final worK Please used he following work cited: 1. Jaffe, Janice “Worthy Women portray’ Worthy Women, In Romance Quarterly (1998): 342-345. 2.Bemberg, Maria Luisa I the worst of all (1990) this movie 3.Powell Amanda, The answer/La Respuesta (1691) 4.Myers, Kathleen Ann & quot;The Tenth Muse: Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz Letters and Learning in the Church & quot; Neither Saints nor Sinners: Writing the Lives of Women in Spanish America (1985). Chap. 4