Final Paper-Literature Deadline: October 22nd 2023(to be submitted to CREA)

Prof. María José Lucas

Option A
Write an academic paper about a didactic approach to a literary text included in the
syllabus of your Literature course.
Contents:
A) Abstract
Write a 200-250 word abstract about your work.
B) Keywords:
Include five words representative of the text contents.
C) Paper:
Contents page
Introduction of the topic:
Explain briefly your aims and the reasons why you have chosen this literary work for
your EFL class.
Class
Brief class (es) plan. You can include your materials in the Appendix.
Theory:
Explain thoroughly the plan and the decisions you made to create/adapt the literary
work to your students
Observations and conclusion
If you teach the class, you can add a section of observations and conclusion(s). If this
is not the case (most likely option), it must be about the research process.
References
You can use either APA or MLA reference systems
Plagiarism and use of Artificial Intelligence
Avoid any complications due to wrong/no citation of the academic sources you cite or
paraphrase. Be original and authentic.
Work extension:
2000-3000 words (4-6 pages); Arial or Times New Roman 12, single space, justified.
This extension limit does not include the Appendix with class materials.
A PRINTED VERSION MUST BE HANDED IN ON October 24th in class. (NOTE:this
is not the task deadline)

You must work in groups of 2 to 4 students

Final Paper-Literature Deadline: October 22nd, 2023
Option B
Write an original research paper about a literary text included in the second term
syllabus of your Literature course. The aim of this paper should be to be submitted for
revision by an academic journal board (why not?!)
Contents:
A) Abstract
Write a 200-250 word abstract about your work.
B) Keywords:
Include five words representative of the text contents.
C) Paper:
Contents
Introduction including your thesis. The latter should be a hooking, original statement.
Avoid writing about themes that have already been extensively discussed, except that
you tackle a novel perspective. Take risks!
Body exposing and developing your arguments based on your research and personal
point of view. The aim is to prove your thesis.
Conclusion:
It should logically round up the development of your work. Try to make it clear and
powerful.
References
You can use either APA or MLA reference systems.
Plagiarism and use of Artificial Intelligence.
Avoid any complications due to wrong/no citation of the academic sources you cite or
paraphrase. Be original and authentic.
Work extension:
2000-3000 words (4-6 pages); Arial or Times New Roman 12, single space, justified.
A PRINTED VERSION MUST BE HANDED IN ON October 24th in class. (NOTE:this
is not the task deadline)

You must work in groups of 2 to 4 students