Poetic Theory, Academic & Research Paper Writing, Higher Education - General & Miscellaneous, Educational Reference, Rhetoric - English Language
How to Write Essays, Coursework Projects and Dissertations in Literarystudies
Alan Durant, Nigel Fabb
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Overview
"This essential guide to writing essays and dissertations for English literature students offers step-by-step instruction on each stage of writing, from organising initial ideas through to submitting a completed piece of work. It also explains the general principles that underlie essay topics and exam questions, building on a description of those principles to help you develop effective writing and editing strategies." "Fabb and Durant offer a clear account of what makes a successful essay in literary studies, and demonstrate why alternative forms of argument and presentation are not considered to work so well. They outline various ways of solving problems encountered during the process of writing, and emphasise the importance of finding solutions that suit the writer and the topic." Fabb and Durant show that original ideas gain good grades only when turned into coherent writing. More generally, they encourage you to see writing not just as a way of expressing ideas you've already had or research you've already done, but as a means of discovering new ideas and thinking things for the first time.Book Details
Published
June 23, 2005
Publisher
Longman
Pages
184
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780582784550