Literature Review on Architecture & Fear
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I'm seeking a skilled writer to compose a literature review essay focusing on how architectural characteristics can influence feelings of fear and horror.
Key Tasks:
- Utilize the provided sources to create a works cited page, outline, and final essay.
- Discuss various perspectives on the topic, summarizing previous research and identifying gaps in existing literature.
- Ensure the essay is well-structured, cohesive, and academically rigorous.
- Ensure everything is written in MLA format
- Ensure different forms of in-text citations are included in the essay
Ideal Skills:
- Strong background in architecture or related fields.
- Excellent research and writing skills, particularly in crafting literature reviews.
- Ability to critically engage with and synthesize complex ideas.
- Familiarity with academic citation standards.
- Ability to complete tasks strongly but also quickly
The final essay should follow the MLA format and have a word count of (1300-1500).
Literature Review Rubric
Advanced (3+) (A)Central Idea
(Focus & Development)
These papers focus on a compelling central idea (thesis) and support that idea with extensive elaboration and textual support based on exemplary research. Each piece of research material is followed by 2-3 well-developed sentences of explanation and analysis, and the writer identifies a valid gap in current scholarship. Organization
(Structure & Signaling)
Organization is completely clear with little to impede the reader's understanding. Writer employs effective transitions between ideas and paragraphs, using signal phrases to introduce quotes and synthesis language to draw connections between sources.Sources
(Relevant & Scholarly Research)
At least 7-10 reliable, relevant, and scholarly information resources appropriate to the assignment are selected and synthesized effectively.Language
(Writing Conventions & Usage)
A competency with language is apparent. Errors in mechanics, usage, or sentence structure are insignificant when judged against the work's complexity or not present.Format
("M-L-A" Style & Word Count)
Paper and References page properly follow the guidelines of "M-L-A" formatting, and word count (1300-1500) is met. Errors are insignificant when judged against the work's complexity or not present.
Key Tasks:
- Utilize the provided sources to create a works cited page, outline, and final essay.
- Discuss various perspectives on the topic, summarizing previous research and identifying gaps in existing literature.
- Ensure the essay is well-structured, cohesive, and academically rigorous.
- Ensure everything is written in MLA format
- Ensure different forms of in-text citations are included in the essay
Ideal Skills:
- Strong background in architecture or related fields.
- Excellent research and writing skills, particularly in crafting literature reviews.
- Ability to critically engage with and synthesize complex ideas.
- Familiarity with academic citation standards.
- Ability to complete tasks strongly but also quickly
The final essay should follow the MLA format and have a word count of (1300-1500).
Literature Review Rubric
Advanced (3+) (A)Central Idea
(Focus & Development)
These papers focus on a compelling central idea (thesis) and support that idea with extensive elaboration and textual support based on exemplary research. Each piece of research material is followed by 2-3 well-developed sentences of explanation and analysis, and the writer identifies a valid gap in current scholarship. Organization
(Structure & Signaling)
Organization is completely clear with little to impede the reader's understanding. Writer employs effective transitions between ideas and paragraphs, using signal phrases to introduce quotes and synthesis language to draw connections between sources.Sources
(Relevant & Scholarly Research)
At least 7-10 reliable, relevant, and scholarly information resources appropriate to the assignment are selected and synthesized effectively.Language
(Writing Conventions & Usage)
A competency with language is apparent. Errors in mechanics, usage, or sentence structure are insignificant when judged against the work's complexity or not present.Format
("M-L-A" Style & Word Count)
Paper and References page properly follow the guidelines of "M-L-A" formatting, and word count (1300-1500) is met. Errors are insignificant when judged against the work's complexity or not present.