Research and Writing
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Our ideas don’t exist in a vacuum, and the best writing reflects that by pulling in, crediting, conversing with, and complicating the ideas of others. The process of finding those ideas and incorporating them into our writing can be frustrating, however; this chapter’s articles seek to remedy that.
Research and Evidence
Before you can do research, you need to know what you’re looking for. That’s where evidence comes in.
Team Players or Trolls? Documentation Explained
Citing sources for research papers seems unnecessarily, almost unfairly, complicated. What gives?
Writing Annotations
What are annotated bibliographies, and how does one go about writing the annotations part?
Incorporating Sources
You’ve done the research—but how do you get that research into your writing?