Exegetical Papers: Example Papers

"Below are sample "A grade" exegesis papers written by two of my students. It should give you an idea of what an Exegesis paper looks like, what goes into it and how to word some of the sections.

Just a little warning... these papers have been presented at a symposium, and most plagiarism software and educational software like Moodle and the LearningHub, as well as Google searches, will pick them up - so probably best not to plagiarize them."

"I'll make a confession on behalf of all professors: we dislike poorly formatted papers. And while students may find it nitpicky, there are actually good reasons for properly formatting an assignment. It allows the professor to focus on your content, rather than getting distracted by the presentation."

" Turabian Sample Papers :The following sample papers are for you to use as models in formatting your own Turabian papers. Please refrain from copying or redistributing them to others.
To find out which Turabian form you need, we suggest you first contact your professor to learn whether he or she requires Author-Date or Notes-Bibliography style. We also explain when to use Author-Date style or Notes-Bibliography style. Once you know which to use, select the appropriate sample paper below, and begin formatting."