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This book is a trusted resource for students across various disciplines, guiding them through the stages of thesis writing while offering valuable advice that builds confidence and fosters effective writing habits. It helps students develop a positive approach to the complexities of thesis writing. Experts praise its insightful suggestions and practical guidance, making it an essential tool for doctoral students. The book provides down-to-earth advice, practical tips, and useful summaries and checklists to help students stay on track. It goes beyond basic writing techniques, introducing methods such as freewriting, generative writing, and binge writing. Key issues addressed include determining thesis criteria, overcoming writer's block, writing literature reviews, and transforming notes into drafts. The latest edition features a new introduction by students sharing their experiences with the book, updates on doctoral skill sets and Training Needs Analysis, an extended discussion on plagiarism prevention, and an expanded focus on student well-being. Additionally, learning outcomes are provided for each chapter, enhancing the book's utility as a comprehensive guide for thesis completion.
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How to Write a Thesis, Rowena Murray
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- Année de publication
- 2011
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- Sous-titre
- Third Edition
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Rowena Murray
- Éditeur
- Open University Press
- Publié
- 2011
- Format
- souple
- Pages
- 344
- ISBN10
- 0335244289
- ISBN13
- 9780335244287
- Évaluation
- 4,2 sur 5
- Description
- This book is a trusted resource for students across various disciplines, guiding them through the stages of thesis writing while offering valuable advice that builds confidence and fosters effective writing habits. It helps students develop a positive approach to the complexities of thesis writing. Experts praise its insightful suggestions and practical guidance, making it an essential tool for doctoral students. The book provides down-to-earth advice, practical tips, and useful summaries and checklists to help students stay on track. It goes beyond basic writing techniques, introducing methods such as freewriting, generative writing, and binge writing. Key issues addressed include determining thesis criteria, overcoming writer's block, writing literature reviews, and transforming notes into drafts. The latest edition features a new introduction by students sharing their experiences with the book, updates on doctoral skill sets and Training Needs Analysis, an extended discussion on plagiarism prevention, and an expanded focus on student well-being. Additionally, learning outcomes are provided for each chapter, enhancing the book's utility as a comprehensive guide for thesis completion.