Will We Have a Right to Protect Our Self in the New World

Remember, 2,500 words is a minimum. Don’t forget to complete the Self-Reflective
Exercise.

Self-Reflective Exercise

Review the entire process of writing the research paper, from reading and discussing
the novel to proposing an idea and doing research, to finally drafting the paper. Explain
each response by making specific reference to ideas, documents, or components of
the process and your experience. At the end of your paper (after the WC. page),
respond to the following:

1. What was the most challenging aspect of the process?

2. What was the most interesting/engaging?

3. What did you learn from the process?

4. Looking back at the requirements for and description of the paper, do you believe
you’ve got a complete draft, ready to be reviewed by peers? Explain.

4. Looking back at the requirements for and description of the paper, do you believe
you’ve got a complete draft, ready to be reviewed by peers? Explain.

5. Which specific element of your paper (such as focus, research, use of sources,
conclusions) needs the most work? Why?

6. Is there anything you’d like to communicate to me about the process or the draft?