Introduction
The main purpose of the research paper is to investigate orientalism in religion. The following is a strategic plan that will act as a guideline to create the research paper, which will include three distinct parts. The paper will feature relevant data and will include headings to clearly separate the parts.
Coming Up With the Problem Statement
The paper will define the problem chosen and explain why it is a suitable research problem; how and why it is a research problem by being specific about it. This can be how orientalism pertains to a religion’s past, present, or even future. The following paper will examine the influence of orientalism on the various world religions. This section will be relatively simple. I will state the problem and then use my intuition. Next, I will examine your feelings regarding the situation and write what I feel (Wallwork 55). In this section, I will not worry about sentence structure, flow, among other factors. I will try to complete this written rough draft that will enable me to come up with a problem statement about orientalism.
Review of Literature
A key part of gaining insight into the problem statement will be to find sources that discuss the paper. Due to the nature of the topic, I will mostly engage with secondary sources. The types of sources that I will use include journal articles, newspapers, and textbooks.
Engaging in the Actual Research
After identifying the problem statement, I will embark on the main section of the paper. I will assemble the viable roadblocks in regards to researching orientalism. I will give myself a few days for the assembly and complete the draft within a suitable period. I will then take several days to clean up everything you have done so far. This will entail reading what I have written and make changes as needed.
Staying on track is a key part of engaging in the research. If I have been staying on track, the research should be relatively easy. I will read my work and think about what I wrote and how it relates to myself, my growth, my self-insight, and my development of research management skills (Tellis 4). If I have trouble with this, then I will find some quiet time – preferably alone – in a place that is free from distractions. This will help me to get in touch with my inner feelings and thoughts about the topic you have selected. I will then use the last five days before the paper is due to assemble all the parts together and clean up everything that I have written.
I will ensure that my written work has a clear and appropriate beginning, development, and conclusion and that I am guiding the reader through the problem, the viable solutions, the conclusion, and the summary with fluid transitions. The length of the research paper will be enough to cater to the topic with no major errors in word selection and sentence structure. Further, I will go through the work entirely to ensure that it is free of spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors. By sticking to this plan, I will be able to come up with a coherent research paper that investigates the relationship between orientalism in religion.
Works Cited
Tellis, Gerard J. “Interesting and Impactful Research: On Phenomena, Theory, and Writing.” (2017): 1-6.
Wallwork, Adrian. English for Writing Research Papers. Springer, 2016.