Please adhere to the following instructions:
INTRODUCTION
The introduction has two functions to fulfill. First, it must explain what is of interest in the chosen subject, and provide some indication as to why you have undertaken this study. Its relevance and importance must be discussed, and particular concerns must be explained. All the issues must be properly introduced, so that the reader understands from the outset the scope and objectives of the
study. This should include an indication of the central arguments, and how they relate to current debates. Second, so that the reader
gets an idea of its structure and direction, the introduction must describe the contents of the dissertation, explaining how the various chapters or sections relate to each other.
CHAPTERS
Chapters or sections should be organized so that each one
addresses a specific aspect of the argument. They should be ordered to avoid unnecessary repetition, and to therefore allow stages of the argument to build. The overall structure should make sense in terms of the stated issues and objectives. Arguments constructed should be accommodated through the order in which specific questions are addressed. Note that it may also be necessary
to divide chapters into sections with sub-headings, in order to present ideas more clearly. Your main concern is to convey your own handling of material, and the direction of your ideas, as clearly as possible to someone else.
CONCLUSION
The conclusion should be used to pull the main strands of the argument together and to give emphasis to the points considered to be of most importance. The conclusion should be as well-considered and discursive as the rest of the dissertation not an afterthought. The conclusion should be used as an opportunity to reflect on the study as a whole, and to comment on the implications of what has already been written. The conclusion should emphasise those aspects of the study that you want the reader to remember
most, and relate directly to the key issues or questions raised in the introduction.
-This Dissertation must be a minimum of 8000 words (excluding quotes)
-Must contain a contents page of the body of the dissertation. (List of illustrations if applicable)
-Footnotes and endnotes are required as part of the formation to reference sources
OVERALL STRUCTURE:
INTRO
Explain aims and intentions of the dissertation.
Methodology and research used throughout the dissertation.
SECTION / CHAPTER 1
Intro
Main body – Sub sections
Summary
SECTION / CHAPTER 2
Intro
Main body – Sub sections
Summary
SECTION / CHAPTER 3
Intro
Main body – Sub sections
Summary
DISCUSSION
Discuss the points talked about and formulate contradictions/points made throughout the chapters.
CONCLUSION
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