How to Write a Thesis?

The important thing is to enjoy what we do. If you have chosen a topic that interests you, if you have devoted some time to your thesis to really concentrate on it, even if it is short (…) then you will realize that the thesis will take place in your life like a game, you will understand that it is something like a bet, a treasure hunt.

This work of Umberto Eco, which has been translated into nearly twenty languages since it was published in 1977, is an important guide for new thesis students, academic candidates and thesis advisors. This book, written by Eco for students in Italy, is a candidate to be a reference book in Turkey, as "the rules for doing good research are the same everywhere in the world."

How to Write a Thesis? With his unique humorous style, he sheds light on what should be taken into consideration in order to write the text neatly and understandably. It also has the feature of being a historical document as it conveys the method of working with information slips and contains the notes Eco took for his own thesis. But beyond all this, it is an extremely important work in terms of reminding us what scientific ethics is and what it is not.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

First Print Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Number of Pages: 320