Assume thatyou are writing an academic paper for a conference of undergraduate students who

Assume that
you are writing an academic paper for a conference of undergraduate students who present
on World Literature Texts. Also, assume that your audience knows the primary text but has NOT
read it from the point of view you are discussing and will attend your conference session
because your title hooked their interest. Your introduction should explain your approach to the
primary text before presenting your thesis.
What is the significance of the “Prologue in Heaven” of Faust? Compare it to the
biblical book Job. Why might Goethe have chosen to start his play this way?
How does this point of view influence your reading of Faust Part 1. 
It must have an interpretive and arguable thesis, and
be supported with evidence from the text. It must have a minimum of two scholarly sources in
addition to the primary text you are working with.

No plot summary, write in the present tense

It has to be from this exact book…Faust Part One (Oxford World’s Classics) (Pt. 1) Oxford University Press, USA ISBN: 9780199536214