Writing your master's thesis : from A to Zen / Lynn P Nygaard

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Nygaard, Lynn P [author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Los Angeles : Sage Publications, 2017.Description: xviii, 203 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmISBN:

9781473903937

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DDC classification:

23 808.066378 N988

Contents:

Your master's thesis and you: moving toward academic Zen -- From topic to question to design: planning your journey -- Ethics: making good choices -- You are what you read: building a foundation of knowledge -- Writing as thinking: from rough draft to final document -- Supervision and guidance" getting help along the way -- Structure and argument: what's the logic of your story? -- Your introduction: how do you fit into the conversation? -- Your theoretical and conceptual framework: what ideas are you using? -- Your method: what did you do to answer your question? -- Your results and analysis: what are you building your argument on? -- Your discussion and conclusion: so what does all this mean? -- The finishing touches: polishing an submitting your work.

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Your master's thesis and you: moving toward academic Zen --
From topic to question to design: planning your journey --
Ethics: making good choices --
You are what you read: building a foundation of knowledge --
Writing as thinking: from rough draft to final document --
Supervision and guidance" getting help along the way --
Structure and argument: what's the logic of your story? --
Your introduction: how do you fit into the conversation? --
Your theoretical and conceptual framework: what ideas are you using? --
Your method: what did you do to answer your question? --
Your results and analysis: what are you building your argument on? --
Your discussion and conclusion: so what does all this mean? --
The finishing touches: polishing an submitting your work.

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