It's often said that to embark upon a PhD you must be passionate about your topic. But when it comes to writing up your thesis, being passionate can seem at odds with the need to maintain an academically cool and objective writing voice. Daniel Beaudoin shares five simple steps to keep the "me" in check; including firstly by recognising that your research may be driven by emotional and personal motives, using your theoretical construct to pave the way to a more impartial writing roadmap, and by submitting drafts of your writing to your supervisor and peers on a regular basis
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In his recent book, Joshi (2021) argues that the open exchange of ideas is essential for the flouris...
Mythopoetry, the imagistic voice of the muses which manifests in myth and natural poetry, has been i...
Are your writing habits the same as they were when you started your academic career? Are your lifest...
The PhD defence, or viva, is significant academic rite of passage, which as well as marking the culm...
Most readers of this essay will likely have written a PhD thesis, will be in the throes of writing o...
What's the secret to a productive spell of writing? Chris Smith shares insights gleaned from intervi...
Most graduate writers who are struggling with their writing are actually struggling with their think...
To adapt the well-known saying: there are few constants in academia other than death and deadlines. ...
Since it started in 2011, Academic Writing Month has seen a growth of workshops and initiatives aime...
Documento: aprenda a estructurar sus ensayos usando el enfoque de cinco párrafos.DOC: learn how to s...
Ruth Patrick, Kayleigh Garthwaite, Maddy Power and Geoff Page write that recent political rhetoric i...
In this cross-post, Shamser Sinha discusses the limitations of traditional forms of qualitative anal...
The phrase ‘publish or perish’ suggests that the purpose of academic writing is in and of itself to ...
This paper explores academics' writing practices, focusing on the ways in which they use digital pla...
Field of study: Leaning, teaching and curriculum.Dr. Amy Lannin, Dissertation Supervisor.Includes vi...
In his recent book, Joshi (2021) argues that the open exchange of ideas is essential for the flouris...
Mythopoetry, the imagistic voice of the muses which manifests in myth and natural poetry, has been i...
Are your writing habits the same as they were when you started your academic career? Are your lifest...