Jennnifer Camp Pbell, R Richard D Colb By, & R Rebeka Ah Shultz Colby

Jennnifer Camp Pbell, R Richard D Colb By, & R Rebeka Ah Shultz Colby

writers, sources, and strategies Jennifer Campbell, Richard Colby, & Rebekah Shultz Colby Contents Chapter 1: Researching in Context ...................................................................................... 2 Why Do Academic Writing and Research? ..................................................................................... 2 What Defines a Writing Situation or Context? ............................................................................... 4 What is a Discourse Community? ................................................................................................... 5 What are Research Traditions? ....................................................................................................... 6 What Kinds of Writing do Researchers Do? .................................................................................... 7 How Do Context and Research Traditions Shape Research Writing? ............................................. 8 Text-based Research in Law .................................................................................................... 9 Qualitative Research in Education ........................................................................................ 10 Quantitative Research in Medicine ...................................................................................... 10 Mixed Method Research in Business .................................................................................... 11 Writing Projects ............................................................................................................................ 12 Chapter 2: Creating Arguments and Working with Evidence ..................................... 13 How Can We Define and Categorize Arguments? ........................................................................ 15 How Do You Make an Argument through Rhetorical Appeals? ................................................... 17 How is Logical Reasoning Used in Researched Arguments? ................................................ 19 Inductive Reasoning .............................................................................................................. 19 Deductive Reasoning ............................................................................................................ 20 What Evidence Can Be Used to Support Rhetorical Appeals? ...................................................... 23 What is the Difference between Using Data and Making Data? .................................................. 26 How Do You Know What Evidence to Use? .................................................................................. 32 Writing Projects ............................................................................................................................ 33 Chapter 3: Working with Published Sources ................................................................... 34 Why do Scholars Use Previously Published Sources? ................................................................... 35 How Do You Find Source Material? .............................................................................................. 35 How Do You Do Advanced Internet Searching? ................................................................... 36 What are Primary and Secondary Sources? ................................................................................. 37 How Do You Evaluate Published Sources? ................................................................................... 37 What is the Difference between Academic and Non-Academic Sources? ........................... 37 How Do You Know When to Use Academic or Popular Sources? ........................................ 42 How Do You Determine the Research Value of a Source? ................................................... 42 Do You Have to Finish Selecting Sources Before You Start Writing? ................................... 45 How Do You Work with Published Sources? ................................................................................ 46 Managing Source Material .................................................................................................... 46 Reading Purposefully and Taking Notes ............................................................................... 47 How Do You Use Evidence from Sources? .................................................................................... 48 Quotation .............................................................................................................................. 48 Paraphrase ............................................................................................................................ 49 Summary ............................................................................................................................... 50 How Do You Use Published Sources Make Arguments? .............................................................. 50 What Kinds of Writing Use Published Sources? ........................................................................... 54 Meta-Synthesis ..................................................................................................................... 55 Literature Reviews ................................................................................................................ 57 Writing Projects ............................................................................................................................ 59 Chapter 4: Researching Ethically......................................................................................... 60 What is Plagiarism? ....................................................................................................................... 60 What is Common Knowledge? .............................................................................................. 60 Plagiarism in Other Contexts ................................................................................................ 61 How Do You Avoid Plagiarism? ............................................................................................. 62 How Do You Cite a Source? ........................................................................................................... 62 How Do You Quote a Source? ............................................................................................... 62 How Do You Paraphrase a Source? ....................................................................................... 63 How Do You Introduce Sources Effectively? ......................................................................... 65 How Do You Document Your Original Research? ......................................................................... 67 What is Falsification? ............................................................................................................ 68 How Do You Avoid Data Falsification? .................................................................................. 69 What Is Mistreatment Of Research Participants? ................................................................ 70 How Do You Avoid Mistreating Research Participants? ....................................................... 72 Chapter 5: Getting Started: Designing Research Questions and Plans ................... 74 What is a Research Question? ...................................................................................................... 75 How Do You Define a Research Topic? ......................................................................................... 75 How Do You Formulate a Research Question? ............................................................................. 77 How Do You Make a Research Plan? ............................................................................................ 80 Chapter 6: Synthesizing and Applying: Text-based Research .................................... 83 What is Text-Based Research? ...................................................................................................... 83 What is a text? ...................................................................................................................... 84 Where Does Text-based Research Come From? .................................................................. 84 Who Does Text-Based Research? ................................................................................................. 86 What are some Advantages and Disadvantages of Text-Based Research? .................................. 88 How Do Researchers Study Texts? ............................................................................................... 90 What is Analysis? .................................................................................................................. 90 Chapter Project: Step 1 ......................................................................................................... 92 What is Synthesis? ................................................................................................................ 92 What is Interpretation? ........................................................................................................ 94 How Do You Do Text-based Research? ......................................................................................... 99 What is Archival Research? ................................................................................................. 100 How Do You Conduct Archival Research? .........................................................................

View Full Text

Details

  • File Type
    pdf
  • Upload Time
    -
  • Content Languages
    English
  • Upload User
    Anonymous/Not logged-in
  • File Pages
    411 Page
  • File Size
    -

Download

Channel Download Status
Express Download Enable

Copyright

We respect the copyrights and intellectual property rights of all users. All uploaded documents are either original works of the uploader or authorized works of the rightful owners.

  • Not to be reproduced or distributed without explicit permission.
  • Not used for commercial purposes outside of approved use cases.
  • Not used to infringe on the rights of the original creators.
  • If you believe any content infringes your copyright, please contact us immediately.

Support

For help with questions, suggestions, or problems, please contact us