Writing your doctoral dissertation : invisible rules for success

Brause, Rita S · London New York : Falmer Press, 2000

Publisher: London New York : Falmer Press, 2000
Physical description: 163 pages
ISBN: 0750707445 (pbk. : alk. paper);0750707968 (hard)
Dewey classification: 808.02
Subjects: Dissertations, Academic--Handbooks, manuals, etc Report writing--Handbooks, manuals, etc
Language: English

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001Control number	15057
005Date and time of latest transaction	22 Jul 2016, 10:16
008Fixed-length data elements	990702s2000 enka bf 001 0 eng d
010Library of Congress control number	99039560
020International Standard Book Number (ISBN)	0750707445 (pbk. : alk. paper) 0750707968 (hard)
035System control number	20100978
040Cataloging source	DLC eng DLC OrLoB-B DLC
041Language code	eng
042Authentication code	pcc
050Library of Congress call number	LB2369 .B72 2000
082Dewey Decimal call number	808.02 BR111S
100Main entry – personal name	Brause, Rita S.
245Title statement	Writing your doctoral dissertation : invisible rules for success / Rita S. Brause.
260Publication, distribution, etc. (imprint)	London ; New York : Falmer Press, 2000
300Physical description	163 p. : ill.
504Bibliography, etc. note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
505Formatted contents note	Pt. I. Getting a sense of the terrain. 1. Comparing a dissertation to a long term paper. 2. Jumping through hoops, going on a journey: personal metaphors for the process. 3. The stages in writing a dissertation: an overview. 4. Pithy insights and suggestions for success -- Pt. II. Preparing for your study. 5. Identifying your dissertation topic and your research questions. 6. Forming your dissertation committee. 7. Roles and responsibilities of dissertation committees. 8. Creating a professional setting: student-colleagues and other important resources. 9. Developing a productive setting -- Pt. III. Doing your study. 10. Writing your dissertation proposal while designing your dissertation research. 11. Conducting your study. 12. Analyzing and interpreting your data. 13. Presenting your findings: drafting and editing your dissertation. 14. Defending your dissertation: preparing for orals -- App. A. A doctoral students' experiences: expectations of doctoral studies. App. B. Suggested readings on the doctoral dissertation -- App. C. Suggested reading on the academic world -- App. D. Suggested reading on research methodology -- App. E. Sample checklist of activities.
650Subject added entry – topical term	Dissertations, Academic--Handbooks, manuals, etc. Report writing--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
999Collection	Downloads

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