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How to write a BA thesis : a practical guide from your first ideas to your finished paper / Charles Lipson Chicago : The University of Chicago Press, 2005409 tr. ; cm.Getting started. |t How to read this book -- |t Introduction to the second edition -- |t Useful nuts and bolts -- |t More nuts and bolts -- |g Framing your topic. |t Taking effective notes and avoiding plagiarism -- |t How to build a reading list -- |t Refining your topic, writing a proposal, and beginning research -- |g Conducting your research. |t What is good thesis research -- |t Using case studies effectively -- |t Every thesis should have a thesis -- |g Writing your best. |t Planning and prewriting: how do they help your thesis? -- |t Writing your best -- |t Effective openings, smooth transitions, and strong closings -- |t Good editing makes good writing -- |t Presenting information visually -- |t Presenting your work to others -- |g Working your best. |t Working efficiently -- |t Overcoming problems -- |t What to do if you get stuck -- |g Scheduling and completing your thesis. |t Thesis schedule -- |t Tips and reminders -- |t Frequently asked questions -- |t What to do when you're all done -- |g Dealing with special requirements. |t Thesis defense and second readers: questions and answers -- |t A one-semester thesis -- |g Citing your sources and getting more advice. |t Appendix 1: Best sources for more help -- |t Appendix 2: Footnotes 101 -- |t Appendix 3: Advice for new faculty advisers
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