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should govern the whole essay (not disappear in places). 2. Motive: the reason, which you give at the start of your essay, why someone might want or need to read an essay on this topic, and to hear your particular thesis argued— why that thesis isn’t just obvious to all, why other people might hold other theses on your
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It focuses on all the core elements of effective essay writing, including devising a question, critical thinking, engaging with the literature and structuring an essay. Chapters include clear and concise guidance on meeting marking criteria, illustrated with real students' essays from a range of disciplines, and activities which encourage ...
should govern the whole essay (not disappear in places). 2. Motive: the reason, which you give at the start of your essay, why someone might want or need to read an essay on this topic, and to hear your particular thesis argued— why that thesis isn’t just obvious to all, why other people might hold other theses on your