How to write a subtitle for an English paper?

According to the Style of the Modern Language Association (MLA), it should be:

Title of the Paper: Subtitle of the Paper (title: subtitle)

Or,

Title of the Paper:

Subtitle of the Paper (if the subtitle is too long)

Title:

Subtitle

For example,

1. Jesus' Attitude towards Woman:

A Lesson for Contemporary “Male Dominated” Societies

Have any questions about the paper? For formatting issues, you can refer to this website: Purdue OWL

Here is very detailed information about English academic papers, article format, including how to cite correctly, etc. The two most widely used formats are MLA and American Psychological Association (APA).

Regarding the issue of dashes, dashes usually play the role of connecting two to three words in English and forming these words into a phrase, such as "dog-eat-dog". Let’s use an article as an example. The title of Christine Gorman’s article published in Scientific American on April 20, 2017: Bill Gates Enthusiastic about Disease-Fighting Process. As you can see, the dash here serves to connect Disease and Fighting. The effect of two words.