OK im working on my research paper. So far Ive been stating facts and defining the facets of the system and process but Im wondering if Im supposed to support/discredit it all throughout my paper or not at all or just at the end of my paper or something? I don't know so if anyone could help that would be great!
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ReplyDeleteAnyway, I've been stubling with this problem myself. I think it would be plausable to bracket the source you're quoting or using, then later on through out the paragraph, mention it's name as a reference. Don't forget, you need a title page in addition to the work cited at the end. Even with the citations in the back, you need to mention who your using with individual facts. If not, then the reader would feel...stupid, and thats the last thing you want you audience to feel.
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So are we supposed to be getting across as a supporter or non-supporter for our topic....? I'm still confused with this particular point.
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