Specific to Humanities
Elements of Writing
- Counter-arguments
- Eight ways of using a source
- Hooking your reader
- Integrating quotations
- Matrix method for literature reviews
- Motivating moves
- Paragraphs; see also introduction, body, conclusion, research
- Stitching words
- Verb tenses (literature)
- Verbs for introducing sources
- Writing a literature review
- Writing and research
Style and Grammar
- Active and passive voice
- Citations (Chicago Manual of Style)
- Citations (Modern Language Association style)
- Citations (Turabian Manual of Style)
- Comma rules
- General rules of style (humanities)
- Grammar and punctuation
- Improving your writing style
- Qualifiers
- Semicolon rules
- Semicolons, colons and dashes
- Sentence patterns
- Tenses
- Word choice
Help in the Majors
- African and African American Studies
- American Studies
- Anthropology (1)
- Anthropology (2)
- Archaeology
- Asian Studies
- Asian American Studies
- Classics
- Education
- English and American Literature
- Film Studies
- French and Italian Language and Literature
- German Studies, Language and Literature
- Latin American and Latino Studies
- Linguistics
- Medieval and Renaissance Studies
- Near Eastern and Judaic Studies
- Philosophy (1)
- Philosophy (2)
- Religious Studies
- Russian and East European Studies, Language and Literature
- South Asian Studies
- Spanish and Latin American Literature
- Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies
- Yiddish Studies