Why do you need to read this book?
Because you are at university. Because you are a final year student. Because you have to write a dissertation. As simple as that.
The final year is the hardest year of university – and your dissertation is the most important piece of academic writing in your entire degree course.
Writing 10,000 words is no small task. First of all, you are supposed to come up with your own dissertation topic. How to make one that is easy to answer? Then you are assigned a supervisor to guide you, who tells you that you need to write a literature review and be more critical. However, more often than not you are supposed to figure out what a literature review is and how to be critical all by yourself.
In this book, Vlad Mackevic, a First Class graduate, shares his experience acquired whilst studying and working as an academic writing mentor.
This book will help you find answers the following questions:
Enjoy reading and writing!
Table of ContentsPreface
Chapter 1. Dissertation: What Do You Get Marks For?
Chapter 2. The Topic and the Title
2.1. Narrow Your Scope Down
2.2. Object, Context, Method
Chapter 3. The Structure of Your Dissertation
3.1. The Funnel and the Hourglass
3.2. The Structure of Your Dissertation
Chapter 4. The Abstract and the Introduction
4.1. What Is an Abstract and What Should It Include?
4.2. What Is an Introduction?
4.3. Why Should You Write the Introduction at the End?
Chapter 5. The Literature Review
5.1. What Is a Literature Review?
5.2. Why Do You Need a Literature Review?
5.3. A Critical Literature Review
5.4. The Structure of the Literature Review
5.5. Examples of Good and Bad Literature Reviews
Chapter 6. Methodology
6.1. The Data
6.2. The Participants
6.3. The Research Process and Methods
6.4. Research-Related Dangers
Chapter 7. Analysis and Discussion
7.1. Analysis
7.2. Discussion
Chapter 8. The Conclusion
Chapter 9. Referencing
9.1. What Is Referencing?
9.2. Why Do We Need Referencing?
9.3. Main Referencing Systems
Chapter 10. The Writing Process
10.1. Planning and Structuring Your Assignment 10.2. How Do You Write a Paragraph? Chapter 11. The Language of Academia Chapter 12. Writing Tips 12.1. The Researcher’s Point of View 12.2. The Grammarian’s Point of View 12.3. The Writer’s Point of View Chapter 13. Formatting and Presentation Conclusion About the AuthorLes informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
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