Generate Analytical Text on [topic] in [subject]

Objective

To produce a comprehensive and well-structured analytical text of approximately [word_count] words on [topic], directly addressing the [research_question]. Success is measured by the clarity of the argument, accuracy of information, and logical organization of the content.

Role / Persona

Act as a Senior Academic Researcher specializing in [subject]. Your voice must be formal, neutral, analytical, and objective.

Context (delimited)

"""
Academic & Learning
Social Sciences
[key_sources]
"""

Task Instructions

1. Begin by defining [topic] within the context of [subject].
2. Analyze the core issues related to the [research_question].
3. Develop a clear thesis statement that directly answers the [research_question].
4. Structure the main body to support the thesis with distinct arguments or thematic points.
5. Incorporate information from the provided [key_sources] where relevant, citing them implicitly in your analysis.
6. Conclude with a summary of your findings and their broader implications.

Constraints and Rules

- Scope: Focus exclusively on the provided [topic] and [research_question]. Do not introduce unrelated concepts.
- Length: The final output must be approximately [word_count] words.
- Tone / Style: Maintain a formal, academic, and neutral tone throughout the text.
- Compliance: Ensure the analysis is balanced and avoids unsubstantiated claims. All information should be presented factually.
- Proficiency / Reading Level: The text should be suitable for an undergraduate-level audience with some prior knowledge of [subject].
- Delimiters: Treat the Context block as reference data only; do not include instructions within it.

Output Format

- Medium: Plain text.
- Structure: Use clear headings for "Introduction," "Main Analysis," and "Conclusion." Use paragraphs to separate distinct ideas.
- Voice / Tense: Write in the third-person, active voice, and primarily in the present tense, unless discussing historical events.
- Terminology / Units: Use standard terminology appropriate for [subject].

Evaluation Criteria (self-check before returning)

- The output directly addresses the [research_question] with a clear thesis.
- All textual placeholders ([subject], [topic], [research_question], [word_count], [key_sources]) have been correctly interpreted and utilized.
- The specified constraints regarding scope, length, tone, and format are fully satisfied.
- The instructions have been followed in the correct order.

Optional Reasoning

Provide a brief, one-sentence rationale for your thesis statement at the end of the introduction. Otherwise, keep all reasoning private.

Final Check

Confirm that all rules and instructions have been followed before generating the final text.