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I'm writing my paper on aspects of war. Fear, hatred, loss of freedom, and loss of morals. I'm done with the "fear paragraph," but how would I lead into the next paragraph? I don't want to say, "Now that I've talked about fear, I would like to explain hatred." Or anything along those lines. Makes the paper sound cheesy. Suggestions?
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You basically establish the structure of your paper in the introduction, so if that is clear and coherent, a specific sentence connecting the previous paragraph to the next isn't necessary, just make sure your thought is easy to follow. You could start with something like "hatred, on the other hand/however".
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