To explain contribution to theory of a research study in a research intent, should we do it all along the document or in the conclusion?
Nassim Balla
It is for an application for a PhD in cultural studies. I have described how my research would add value throughout the doc, so the conclusion should just be a summary of this, is that what you say Agnieszka Will geb. Gronek
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Nassim Balla
Agnieszka Will geb. Gronek
It was not reviewed by my supervisor. Actually, I did not do it extensively but punctually. For instance, in the literature review, I did a critical review of previous literature while outlining at some moments how I could contribute to theory.
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Daniel Goldman
I would definitely talk to the coordinator or a potential adviser, if you can, to see what kind of format they want. I am partial to the "Call to Research" format that I've been developing for a while: Preprint Call to Research: A need for a new paper format
. As I mention in the paper, you would probably want a literature review that's narrow enough as to not get in the way of the proposal, but detailed enough to explain why the research should be done.
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