I decided to write an essay exploring a particular topic. I aim to discuss the evolution of this subject through various philosophical and contemporary psychological perspectives. The essay will serve as a brief summary and history, supplemented by my own arguments.
I would appreciate suggestions from fellow members of ResearchGate. I wonder if it's feasible to cover such a vast topic in one article, considering that it could easily fill a whole book (not by me, of course). Therefore, my question is whether it is realistic to encompass all of that in a single essay of approximately 10,000 words, which would be around 34 pages.
Thank You!
In APA style, there isn't a specific word limit for essays; instead, the length should be appropriate for the topic and depth of analysis required. For an essay covering the evolution of a topic through philosophical and psychological perspectives, with a summary, history, and personal arguments, the length could vary. It's essential to cover the subject comprehensively yet concisely. Aim for clarity and depth without unnecessary verbosity.
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