How To Write A ThesisMcGraw-Hill Education (UK), 2011 M05 1 - 384 páginas How to Write a Thesis provides an invaluable resource to help students consider, plan and write their theses. The third edition of this best-selling and well loved book builds on the success of the second edition. |
Contenido
How to write 1000 words an hour | 1 |
1 Thinking about writing a thesis | 43 |
2 Starting to write | 86 |
3 Seeking structure | 117 |
4 The first milestone | 151 |
5 Becoming a serial writer | 178 |
6 Creating closure | 202 |
revising | 226 |
8 It is never too late to start | 238 |
9 The last 385 yards | 258 |
more writing? | 277 |
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Advert
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Back cover
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