Lecture

Writing Tips: Organizing and Qualifying Your Argument

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Description

This lecture provides writing tips for academic papers, emphasizing the importance of starting with a clear thesis, organizing the paper around it, and structuring paragraphs effectively. It also covers how to qualify language to reflect the uncertainty in social sciences.

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