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How to Write Thesis
How to Write a Thesis:
- Reviews points to keep in mind when defining and limiting your topic
- Explains why and how you must undertake research in an area of personal significance to you
- provides keys for opening up a wealth of information in the library
- Give you hundreds of samples of catalog cards, bibliography cards note cards, quotations, paraphrases, bibliographic entries, outlines, as well as a complete model research paper
- Considers such major writing problems as style and point of view, but alerts you also to the minor problems like proper use of ibid., loc. cit., op. cit., sic, etc.
- Reviews points to keep in mind when defining and limiting your topic
- Explains why and how you must undertake research in an area of personal significance to you
- provides keys for opening up a wealth of information in the library
- Give you hundreds of samples of catalog cards, bibliography cards note cards, quotations, paraphrases, bibliographic entries, outlines, as well as a complete model research paper
- Considers such major writing problems as style and point of view, but alerts you also to the minor problems like proper use of ibid., loc. cit., op. cit., sic, etc.
- GenresWriting
136 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1975
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