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Dissertation Writing in Practice: Turning Ideas into Text
Synopsis:“Writing a dissertation is hard work for native speakers. It is doubly difficult for those who have to complete the task in a language other than their own. How does one set about such a task? This question is admirably answered by this superb book derived from the authors’ practical experience in teaching courses on dissertation writing to second language speakers.” —David Nunan, Chair Professor of Applied Linguistics, The University of Hong Kong
ISBN:9789622096479
Language:English
Author:Linda Cooley and Jo Lewkowicz
Author Biography:Linda Cooley is the co-ordinator of the postgraduate English programmes run by the English Centre for the Graduate School at the University of Hong Kong. She specializes in teaching writing at postgraduate level and has designed discipline-specific dissertation writing courses for students in real estate and construction, education, dentistry and business. Jo Lewkowicz is an associate professor in the English Centre at the University of Hong Kong, where she teaches on the MA in Applied Linguistics and on the Graduate School's dissertation writing course. Her research interests include language testing, programme evaluation and postgraduate literacy and she has published extensively in all three areas.
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