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The writer and philosopher Umberto Eco's enduringly popular manual āHow to Write a Thesisā is more than a guide for undergraduates; the book is a celebration of the magical process of self-realization.
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I go backwards paragraph by paragraph. It disrupts the flow and stuff that doesnāt look / sound right pops up.
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Or read aloud. I use the āread aloudā feature of Word. It uncovers missing words, repeated ones, and sentences that are unclear. . .
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The power of rereading! Also as I get older i relate to the characters in lit stuff in totally different ways
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Every time you read a book, you discover new things. For my thesis, I read a book 10 times and with the 11th time I discovered half a sentence that changed lots of things, generally missed by scholars, so interpreted differently
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Our top research-backed tips for beating procrastination #writing
1. Be kind to yourself. If you practice self-compassion, and forgive your past failings, you are more likely to overcome future bouts of procrastination.
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This is useful advice for anyone preparing a thesis or a journal article. š
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One of my life's greatest achievements & pride is writing a PhD thesis that returned from examination with no corrections.
Apart from having rockstar supervisors at UCT, the pointers in this thread contributed greatly to that success.
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Are you an 'omnivorous' reader?
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Don't write it all in the last six months? [awkward whistling and avoidance of eye contact]
