This article is the latest in a series that considers the different kinds of arguments that you may use in your doctoral thesis. As we have previously noted, strong arguments are an essential component of your PhD. This is why, in previous articles, we have introduced...
Types of argument: argument by analogy In writing up your research you will inevitably need to construct arguments. Simply put, an argument is a claim supported by reasons that are presented with the aim of convincing the reader to accept the claim as being true or at...
Presenting a paper at an academic conference is an important part of being a PhD student. Not only will the interaction with your audience help you to see things from different perspectives, you may also get valuable feedback on the cogency and coherence of your...
As a PhD student you are likely to get at least two kinds of meetings that might be defined as a tutorial. You should, of course, have regular meetings with your supervisor, and these include some tutorial-like elements. Your academic department may also organise...
