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How to Write a Thesis 4E (How to Write a Thesis, 4th ed)

by Harry Teitelbaum

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Great as do-it-yourself starters, pocket references, or exercise books, these 3 new Step-by-Step volumes help students, business professionals, and anyone keen on self-improvement become more productive in school, work, and everyday life. Written in clear, no-frills language, they offer practical instruction, helpful hints, concrete advice, and numerous examples and exercises so that readers can approach each subject with confidence and learn to improve their skills. College and grad students receive a welcome boost of support with this clearly written, concise manual. They'll find not only style tips, but also nuts-and-bolts information writers often overlook, such as library use and creating note cards.… (more)

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