Write a pre-writing or draft on my Research Paper

Research topic: 21st century woman pop/R&B singers, and your social issue is gender inequality.

Please follow the instructions below.

1. For this assignment, I first want you tofollow the steps described in the file "Drafting Your Paper Three Introduction"and complete a draft of your introduction.

2. Then, I want you to use the information in the "Outlining Your Research Paper" file to help you create a relatively short outline for your paper's body paragraphs.

3. Last, I want you to combine the introduction and the outline into what I'm calling the "Pre-Paper for Paper Three." You can see a sample here.

Further instructions:

1. For this assignment, I first want you tofollow the steps described on the "Drafting Your Paper Three Introduction"(attached the papers below) and complete a draft of your introduction.

1:43PM Thu Apr 4 oo = 73% @m) @ gastate.view.usg.edu RA Y A v Drafting Your Paper Three R , Introduction T Drafting Your Research Paper's Introduction Now that you have completed the bulk of your research, you can begin drafting your research essay. (NOTE: You may find, as you continue drafting, that you need more information on a certain aspect of your topic. This is a normal part of the research paper process. If you find yourself in this situation, go back and do a bit more research until you find what you're looking for.) Many students find it helpful and productive to begin by working on their introduction. While there are certainly other ways to begin, drafting the introduction first allows you to begin discussing the background information you've uncovered through research, to introduce any controversies, pose something like a research question, and--finally--give a working thesis. What does the introduction do? First, an introduction moves from the very broad to the specific. The goal is to get from the essay's (broad) topic to its (specific) thesis. This should be almost a sentence-by-sentence pathway from the broad to the narrow. Along this pathway, a reader might expect to encounter the following (don't forget that smooth transitions between these sections will make the introduction much more readable): A. A good lead-in (multiple sentences) This might include strategies such as quotes, analogies, anecdotes, surprising 1:43PM Thu Apr 4 oo 71% @) @ gastate.view.usg.edu |l) A. Typically uses \"real\" settings such as Manhattan or Brooklyn B. This contrasts with the \"parallel realities\" of the DC Universe, which includes cities such as \"Gotham\" C. This makes The X-Men's investigation of real-life issues more believable Il. Since the earliest comics, Marvel has catered to current social trends. A. Spider-man reflected the new \"teenager culture\" of the 1960s B. Iron Man's Tony Stark was originally presented as a 1960s counterculture hero Ill. MCU films of the past two decades have included many strong female characters. A. Unlike the earlier comics, the films have a large female fanbase B. The films are full of strong female characters, such as Captain America's superior, Peggy Carter IV. MCU films also have taken a progressive view of race. A. Black Panther V. MCU films have become suspicious of global capitalism. A. Super-villains are usually board members of secretive international companies One final note on outlines: Like most other components of your paper, it's possible that your outline/organization will change as you draft and revise. That's both acceptable and normal. The aim of the outline is to help you envision the trajectory for your ideas and to help you plan a functional organization. If that trajectory and/or organization changes as you develop your ideas through the writing process, that's absolutely fine. What matters is that at the end, your paper is written in a logical, compelling way. 1:46 PM Thu Apr 4 see = 71% @8 ) @ gastate.view.usg.edu Sample Pre-Paper for Paper bR , Three (.pdf) D Q MY 1|of2 4 Automatic Zoom v H Polly Pounce Professor Panther English 2120 21 June 2003 Pre-Paper for Essay Three While originally known for its comic books, the transmedia conglomerate that is today's Marvel has generated a fanbase of global proportion, reaching people of all ages, genders, races and nationalities. Avengers: Infinity War, the latest Marvel movie involving the Avengers lineup, broke dozens of records in terms of popularity, box office sales, screenwriting, acting expertise, ete. (McClintock). Marvel's superhero movie franchise, coined the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or the MCU for short, has cemented itself in box-office history and in the action film genre as a force to be contended with. Meanwhile, just as the MCU has increasingly dominated theaters, Marvel-based video games, merchandise, and TV shows have proliferated. If that were not enough, both classic and new Marvel comics still hold marketable value today. The term \"Transmedia\" accurately describes this medley of media forms that make up the entity we call \"Marvel\". In her article \"The Marvel Studios Phenomenon: Inside a Transmedia Universe,\" Stephanie Graves asserts that professionals \"situate Marvel as taking part in what media scholar Henry Jenkins frames as \"transmedia storytelling,\" wherein singular, cohesive narratives expand across different platforms\" (1). There are unifying factors within the Marvel universe--found in themes, characterization, and even plots--but these can be inconsistent, leaving films, television shows, and video games to tell their own stories, often with little more than a nod to the original characters in the comic. In spite of these inconsistencies, Marvel has since its inception provided commentary on social issues of the day, often focusing on those things which are relevant and 1:46 PM Thu Apr 4 see = 71% @8 ) @ gastate.view.usg.edu RN Ky A v Sample Pre-Paper for Paper H , Three (.pdf) D Q MY 2 of2 4 Automatic Zoom v [ commentary on social issues of the day, often focusing on those things which are relevant and empowering to MCU's fanbase at any given time. Ever since Marvel first made its successful leap from the pages of comics to the big screen, its films have consistently advanced a progressive viewpoint on social issues such as race and gender. Body Paragraphs: I. Marvel's settings encourage addressing social issues A. Typically uses \"real\" settings such as Manhattan or Brooklyn B. This makes The X-Men's investigation of real-life issues more believable II. Since the earliest comics, Marvel has catered to current social trends A. Spider-man reflected the new \"teenager culture\" of the 1960s B. Iron Man's Tony Stark was originally presented as a 1960s counterculture hero III. MCU films of the past two decades have included many strong female characters A. Unlike the earlier comics, the films have a large female fanbase B. The films are full of strong female characters, such as Captain America's superior, Peggy Carter IV. MCU films also have taken a progressive view of race A. Black Panther V. MCU films have become suspicious of global capitalism A. Super-villains are usually board members of secretive international companies