English composition | Article writing homework help

1. Demonstrate knowledge of individual and collaborative research processes. 2. Develop ideas and synthesize primary and secondary sources within focused academic arguments, including one or more research-based essays. 3. Analyze, interpret, and evaluate a variety of texts for the ethical and logical uses of evidence. 4 .Write in a style that clearly communicates meaning, builds credibility, and inspires belief or action. 5. Apply the conventions of style manuals for specific academic disciplines (e.g., APA, CMS, MLA, etc.)Write a 3-page multi-paragraph essay on the assignment below. For this assignment you need to include• textual evidence • 4 academic outside sources (no googled websites)• proper parentheticals* • works cited pageThe German philosopher Hegel stated that the play Antigone represents “the tragic collision of right against right, with both sides equally justified.” Antigone is right, he argues, for “prioritizing divine law,” and Creon is right for “prioritizing human law.” Do you agree with this interpretation?  Why or why not?  Use quotations from the play and your own explanations to support your opinion.• The intro paragraph should introduce the author, the play title, a lead-in for your thesis, and end with a thesis statement that answers the question.• Include the outside academic (no web sites) sources to support your arguments, not make your arguments.• Please use literary resources when researching literary topics. (see below)• Make your concluding paragraph meaningful.  What philosophical conclusion can you draw about humanity based on your argument?• Construct a formal works cited page.  (See page 237 in your textbook) You may craft it yourself, as some students prefer, or use NoodleTools, as others prefer.• Consult various composition and documentation examples posted on e-Campus.• If you go to the Learning Center, and I think that would be a good idea, print out a copy of this prompt to take with you.• * Plays are cited by Scene and Line number in the parenthetical, NOT author’s last name.  (Sc 1 Lns 12-15).General Words of Advice: Never start a writing assignment with broad generalizations about life, love, the universe, or timeless things throughout history. Spelling counts, grammar counts, neatness counts, intelligence counts, grooming counts. Research resources to avoid:​​Google​author’s biography​reviews and summaries​newspaper articles​Facts on File​Opposing viewpointsTry to access literary resources for a literary analysis: ​Literary Resource CenterLiterary Reference CenterDrama CriticismCMLCI. Introductory paragrapha. Introduce the author, Sophocles, and the play title, Antigone.b. Introduce Hegel and his philosophy about Antigone.c. Write a thesis statement in which you agree or disagree with Hegel.II. First body paragrapha. Topic sentence: State an agreement or disagreement with Hegel about Antigone, the character.b. For example, explain why you agree or disagree with Hegel about Antigone, the character.c. Quote the play to support your opinion about Antigone, the character.d. Explain how that quotation supports your opinion.e. Quote an outside source that supports your opinion about Antigone.f. Explain how that source agrees with you.g. Write a concluding sentence that wraps up the paragraph.III. Second body paragrapha. Topic sentence: State an agreement or disagreement with Hegel about Creon.b. For example, explain why you agree or disagree with Hegel about Creon.c. Quote the play to support your opinion about Creon.d. Explain how that quotation supports your opinion.e. Quote an outside source that supports your opinion about Creon.f. Explain how that quotation agrees with you.g. Write a concluding sentence that wraps up the paragraph.IV. Concluding paragrapha. Do not summarize your essay. Instead, try to draw some philosophical conclusion based on what you just argued. What does it say about humanity?V. Works Cited pagea. Follow the guidelines for crafting a works cited page.b. Everyone should include the citation (provided) for the play.c. Then, your 4 outside library database sources.d. You should have a total of 5 entries on your works cited page.e. Follow the directions in unit 1.5 for getting the works cited page on a separate page