TAILIEUCHUNG - Ebook Writing research papers - A complete guide (15th edition): Part 2
(BQ) Part 1 book "Writing research papers - A complete guide" has contents: Introduction to academic writing, topic selection, organizing ideas and setting goals; finding web based resources, using library resources, conducting field research, plagiarism and how to avoid it, reading and evaluating sources,.and other contents. | Find more at 12 Writing the Introduction, Body, and Conclusion Chapter 12 Clear Targets Y our research project should adopt an academic style that presents a fair, balanced treatment of the subject. This chapter will help you establish a structure for your paper as you advance evidence from your research: • Establishing your subject with a clear introduction • Developing the body of the paper with your evidence • Creating a conclusion that restates and reaches beyond your study As you draft your paper, your voice should flow from one idea to the next smoothly and logically. 12a Writing the Introduction of the Research Paper Use the first few paragraphs of your paper to establish the nature of your study. In brief, the introduction should establish the problem, the body should present the evidence, and the conclusion should arrive at answers, judgments, proposals, and closure. Most imporFor additional discustant, let the introduction and body work toward sion of thesis statement, a demonstrative conclusion. The introduction enthymeme, and hypothshould be long enough to establish the required esis, see pages 42–45. elements described in the checklist on page 219. How you work these essential elements into the framework of your opening will depend on your style of writing. They need not appear in this order, nor should you cram all these items into a short opening paragraph. Feel free to write two or three paragraphs of introduction, letting it run over onto the next page, if necessary. When crafting your introduction, use more than one of the techniques described in the following approaches. Provide the Thesis Statement Generally, the controlling statement will appear early in the introduction to establish the agenda for the paper or appear late in the introduction to 218 218 23/08/14 6:41 pm Find more at Writing the Introduction of the Research .
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