Writing your master's thesis : from A to Zen

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Writing your master's thesis : from A to Zen

Lynn P. Nygaard

SAGE, 2017

  • : [hardcover]
  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Are you looking to find your voice, hone your writing tactics, and cultivate communication skills with impact? Using real-world cases, student vignettes, and reflective questions, Lynn leads you through the A to Zen of the writing process, building your confidence as well as developing your skills. Find out how to: Understand yourself, your audience, and your project, so you better understand your role in communicating research Choose a question and plan an appropriate design Build a foundation of ethics and background research into your writing practice Find your own writing (life)style Work with your supervisor, so you can get the best from the relationship Navigate structure, arguments, and theory, for deeper critical engagement Contextualize your research and maximize its impact. Going beyond the standard 'how to survive' advice, this inspiring writing guide empowers you to develop the voice, tone, and critical engagement required for you to thrive at Master's level SAGE Study Skills are essential study guides for students of all levels. From how to write great essays and succeeding at university, to writing your undergraduate dissertation and doing postgraduate research, SAGE Study Skills help you get the best from your time at university. Visit the SAGE Study Skills hub for tips, resources and videos on study success!

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1. Your Master's thesis and you: Moving towards academic Zen 2. From topic to question to design: Planning your journey 3. Ethics: Making good choices 4. You are what you read: Building a foundation of knowledge 5. Writing as thinking: From rough draft to final document 6. Supervision and guidance: Getting help along the way 7. Structure and argument: What's the logic of your story? 8. Your introduction: How do you fit into the conversation? 9. Your theoretical and conceptual framework: What ideas are you using? 10. Your method: What did you do to answer your question? 11. Your results and analysis: What are you building your argument on? 12. Your discussion and conclusion: So, what does all this mean? 13. The finishing touches: Polishing and submitting your work

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