Introduction Section:

Statement of the Issue:

In simple terms, describe the issue. Give background information on the nature of the issue. Describe the various HRD implications in your chosen topic. Devise questions that can be used to solve the issue.

Purpose:

Briefly state your intended outcomes and how you will measure success.  Relate these to the concepts, policies, or laws that apply to the topic that should be reviewed and considered before rendering a decision

Significance of the Research:

Briefly identify the various stakeholders,  what are the implications of this research?

Review of Literature Section:

Review five strong, peer-reviewed journal articles that contain quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methodologies. You may use no more than two articles from the Reading Room, but keep in mind some of those sources may not meet this requirement. Write briefs for each article and state how the findings relate to the solution of the business issue.

Conclusion Section:

Sum all findings and give an overall conclusion for your review.

This paper should include:

Title page (Does not count toward paper length)
Content
Introduction
Review of the Literature
Conclusion
References (Does not count paper length)

Double-spaced, APA 7th Ed. format
An abstract is not required
The quality and content of this paper is more important than the form, but please make an effort to adhere to the APA style guide throughout the paper.
This is an academic research paper and should be largely free of grammatical, spelling, and syntax errors.
Direct quotes should be kept to a minimum except when absolutely necessary.
This literature review should include a minimum of 7 peer-reviewed, research-based articles

You have already written a portion of the essay, but I need you to add  he Bedford Companion section.

The Taming of the Shrew and Ten Things I Hate About You, a Comparative Analysis and Historical Discussion

With these two productions standing in for Renaissance and Modern attitudes towards masculinity, femininity, youth and sexuality, write an essay describing some key historical differences that you believe are evident in these films.

Since you inhabit a post-Modern world barely a generation removed from the one represented in Ten Things I Hate About You, your own powers of observation may, in this instance, be assumed to be as credible. However, since you dont inhabit the Renaissance, which is represented rather faithfully by the Italian director Zeffirelli, you will need some evidence from that historical period to make your case.

To that end, turn to the primary sources from The Bedford Companion to Shakespeare that we were assigned for last week. You will find them between pages 278-294. Choose two of these, and quote directly from them in order to provide evidence for the claims you make about Renaissance attitudes toward these issues in Taming of the Shrew. In other words, describe how certain pre-modern attitudes toward masculinity, femininity, marriage, sexuality, courtship, etc., are reflected in Shakespeares play. (Dont try to cover all of the issues the Bedford primary sources raise; just focus on a couple of them.)

Having identified aspects of Renaissance culture and society that are reflected in Shakespeare, then turn to 10 Things I Hate About You. With reference to specific scenes from Jungers film, describe how the patterns of belief you identified in Shakespeare are different from our own cultural practices. If you wish to talk about any similarities that you think remain observable in both Shakespeares time and our own, feel free to do so. This is what historical analysis is all about: the dynamics of social continuity and societal change.