Academic writing: summarizing, paraphrasing, paragraphing

This book has conceptually been designed in relation to a meaningfully visualized summary writing, writer's sentence paraphrasing, and paragraph synthesis. Practically, summary is built from paraphrased sentences, which are extracted from a writer's stance. The sentences are reconstructed, but meaningfully maintained. Therefore, a sentence reconstruction, in turn, is discussed in the next chapter of paraphrasing, which serves readers to engage themselves into practical tasks, guided by general tips of elaborated paraphrasing exercises. Considering summary and paraphrasing, readers, furthermore, in the ways of paragraphing, will be served in synthesized writings to contextually present claims and their examples. As a result, writers' claims viewed in a basic foundation of information-related academic article can be significantly utilized in a part of literature review, which, in turn, guides you to build paragraphs on your own