Tuesday, June 9, 2020
Research Paper Topics - What Are They
Research Paper Topics - What Are They?My colleagues and I are interested in getting rid of the Author Read Here Technique (ART) that we have been using to write our research papers. It is actually irritating. As the title implies, we have only author's names, and nothing else.Authors, who are writing these papers, write these lists as the basis for their papers. These lists consist of research papers topics. Our assignment for the class is to create lists that are interesting, in this regard.Of course, as with all things, a lot has changed since the book called 'Awaken Sleepyhead' was published, back in 1975. Back then, I had some ideas for topics, but there was not much competition for them. Some of the topics were classics, some were things people already knew. I suppose we have a difficult time choosing among them today.The research papers we now have to read are too short. We're going to get away from that thing.We will look at what are the most familiar topics. We will also have to deal with other topics that can be presented in a short form.Our premise for the exercises is that we will find someone in the field, whose research paper topics will be most interesting to you. We will give that person the opportunity to give a selection of topics for us to look at. We will then have to write three very short papers, about three different topics. Now, one of the reasons why they don't seem as interesting is because we have gone away from our initial idea. We tend to look for more interesting things than these once classic topics.In reading up on the subject of the 'Awakening,' I found that there is much more to it than the title suggests. Some of the chapters go beyond that. A different perspective is needed for those of us that have read the book.These people are involved in many more facets of human affairs than one person in the field can possibly look at in a lifetime. You have been looking for a minute, and you've been searching for another minute. This ne w idea can help us look at more and different topics.
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