[header] How to write a philosophy paper (for beginners ) [title] Find reliable, relevant sources, and read them carefully. [step] Use your school's library or search online to find reliable sources. Try philosophy textbooks, articles published in scholarly journals, and texts written by philosophers.
[header] How to write a philosophy paper (for beginners ) [title] Find reliable, relevant sources, and read them carefully. [step] Use your school's library or search online to find reliable sources. Try philosophy textbooks, articles published in scholarly journals, and texts written by philosophers.
[substeps] When using the internet, be sure to only use scholarly articles. Ask your instructor if your school offers access to an academic search engine like jstor or lexisnexis. You may also be able to find major published sources on the internet. Does the instructor ensure the literature is complete before lecturing on it, or is there a subtopic included? Is there a thesis in the text? All of these will give you an idea of how many words should be included per paragraph. Copy and paste examples that have clear evidence of the material you are studying. See for example : [substeps] Literature review sources [title] Evaluate the content, and understand the significance. [substeps] If you can't find reliable sources, check wikipedia. Line up citations to popular research sources by using dropdown menus to find out where the source files are located.