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CHAPTER 14 - WRITING A PAPER USING RESEARCH
REMEMBER:
Both paraphrased and summarized ideas must be attributed to
their sources, even if you do not reproduce exact words or figures.
INCORPORATING YOUR SOURCE MATERIAL
Be aware that a research paper is not a massive collection of quotations and
paraphrased or summarized ideas glued together with a few transitional
phrases. It is, instead, an essay in which you offer your thesis and ideas based
on and supported by your research. Consequently, you will need to incorpo-
rate and blend in your reference material in a variety of smooth, persuasive
ways. Here are some suggestions:
Use your sources in a clear, logical way. Make certain that you under-
stand your source material well enough to use it in support of your own
thoughts. Once you have selected the best references to use, be as convincing
as possible. Ask yourself if you’re using enough evidence and if the information
you’re offering really does clearly support your point. As in any essay, you need
to avoid oversimplification, hasty generalizations, non sequiturs, and other
problems in logic ( for a review of common logical fallacies, see pages 297–300).
Resist the temptation to add quotations, facts, or statistics that are interesting
but not really relevant to your paper.
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387
CHAPTER 14 - WRITING A PAPER USING RESEARCH
REMEMBER:
Both paraphrased and summarized ideas must be attributed to
their sources, even if you do not reproduce exact words or figures.
INCORPORATING YOUR SOURCE MATERIAL
Be aware that a research paper is not a massive collection of quotations and
paraphrased or summarized ideas glued together with a few transitional
phrases. It is, instead, an essay in which you offer your thesis and ideas based
on and supported by your research. Consequently, you will need to incorpo-
rate and blend in your reference material in a variety of smooth, persuasive
ways. Here are some suggestions:
Use your sources in a clear, logical way. Make certain that you under-
stand your source material well enough to use it in support of your own
thoughts. Once you have selected the best references to use, be as convincing
as possible. Ask yourself if you’re using enough evidence and if the information
you’re offering really does clearly support your point. As in any essay, you need
to avoid oversimplification, hasty generalizations, non sequiturs, and other
problems in logic ( for a review of common logical fallacies, see pages 297–300).
Resist the temptation to add quotations, facts, or statistics that are interesting
but not really relevant to your paper.
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