How the information you have found is
- sourced
- collected
- collated
- presented
Think of a methodology at this stage
- what am I researching
- why am I researching it
Picking a methodology is about picking a side
Choose a theoretical standpoint
1. Take the question and decide on methods
1. Make decisions about how to collect/order information
2. Choose a relevant theoretical stand point
3. Apply these to your study
4. Explicitly outline this in the introduction. Address suggested failings in the conclusion.
Dissertation will have a number of chapters addressing different elements
Introduction will outline methodical approach, and identify why I chose that, and break down the different components.
How is my choice of topic influenced by my emotions; aspirations; context?
What is the evidence for what I'm saying?
Evidence based on research, logical and reasoned methodological approach, argument
Argument
what do I want to say?
Have I got the evidence to back it up?
Where else do I need to look in order to find more evidence?
Am I expressing myself clearly and logically?
Move from the general to the specific
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