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Academic Dissertations

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Writing your thesis

Paul Oliver

2004

Form and style

William Giles Campbell

1978

Women's studies

Victor Francis Gilbert

1985

Student's guide for writing college papers

Kate L. Turabian

1963

Theses concerning Disciples of Christ, the Churches of Christ and the Christian Church

Claude E. Spencer

1941

Practical approach to PG dissertation

R. Raveendran

2014

How to write a thesis

Rowena Murray

2002

A Woman's Guide to Doctoral Studies

Diana Leonard

2001

Writing for social scientists

Howard Saul Becker, Pamela Richards

1986

Student's Guide To Writing College Papers

Kate L. Turabian

1963

Higher education in American life, 1636-1986

Arthur P. Young

1988

A bibliography of doctoral research on the Negro, 1933-1966

Earle H. West

1969

A decade of revolution

CRANE BRINTON, C Brinton, Crane Brinton

1934

How to write your undergraduate dissertation

Bryan Greetham

2009

Writing at university

Phyllis Creme

2008

Writing Your Master's Thesis (Studymates)

Alan Bond

2004

Notes on a thesis

Tiphaine Rivière

2016

An inaugural dissertation on the puerperal fever

Timothy Fletcher Wetmore

1795

Writing the doctoral dissertation

Gordon Bitter Davis

1997

The relation of fatigue to industrial accidents

Emory Stephen Bogardus

1912

Prepare, Succeed, Advance

Nijay K. Gupta

2011

The good supervisor

Gina Wisker

2012

Writing a thesis

R. Keith Van Wagenen

1991

Asian studies in Hawaiʻi

Laurianne Chun

1997

Writing your dissertation in fifteen minutes a day

Joan Bolker

1998

Shaping the Digital Dissertation

Anke K. Finger, Virginia Kuhn

2021

Thesis and Dissertation

Paltridge/Starf

2007

Getting what you came for

Peters, Robert L.

1992

Negotiating graduate school

Mark H. Rossman

1995

Helping doctoral students write

Barbara Kamler

2006

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