PART I AN OVERVIEW OF A RESEARCH PAPER
Chapter 1 Ideas about Research Papers
1.1 Definition
1.2 What a Research Paper Is
1.3 What a Research Paper Is Not
1.4 Significance of Research Paper Writing
1.5 Characteristics of a Research Paper
1.6 Kinds of Research Papers
Chapter 2 Paper Supervision
2.1 The Role of the Advisor
2.2 Advisor-Student Contact
2.3 The Student''s Role
Chapter 3 General Strategies for Writing a Research Paper
3.1 General Considerations of Writing a Research Paper
3.2 General Strategies for Writing a Research Paper
PART II PROCESS OF WRITING A RESEARCH PAPER
Chapter 4 Choosing a Topic and Researching the Topic
4.1 Choosing a Topic
4.2 Researching the Topic
Chapter 5 Collecting Information
5.1 Information for a Paper
5.2 Collecting Information
Chapter 6 Writing Literature Review
6.1 Purpose of Literature Review
6.2 Classification of Source Materials
6.3 Evaluating Source Materials in Literature Review
6.4 Making Your Sources Work for You
6.5 Writing Literature Review
Chapter 7 Organizing Ideas
7.1 Analyzing Your Information
7.2 Organizing Your Ideas
7.3 Working Out the Thesis Statement
Chapter 8 Outlining
8.1 Functions of the Outline
8.2 The Format of the Outline
8.3 Types of Outlines
8.4 Rules for Writing Outlines
Chapter 9 Writing the First Draft
9.1 Useful Tips for Writing the First Draft
9.2 Specific Strategies in Writing Your First Draft
Chapter 10 Revising the Draft and Finalizing the Paper
10.1 Revising for Content and Organization -- Macro-revision.
10.2 Revising for Details-- Micro-revision
10.3 Finalizing the Paper
PART III FORMAT OF A RESEARCH PAPER
Chapter 11 Format of a Research Paper
11.1 The Structure of a Paper
11.2 The Format of a Research Paper
Chapter 12 Use of Quotations
12.1 Kinds of Quotations
12.2 Rules Regarding the Use of Quotations
12.3 Weaving Quotations into the Text of the Paper
12.4 Use of Direct Quotations
Chapter 13 Use of Notes
13.1 In-text Notes
13.2 Endnotes and Footnotes
Chapter 14 Avoiding Plagiarism
14.1 Plagiarism
14.2 Causes of Plagiarism
14.3 Sources to Be Cited
14.4 Information Unnecessary to Acknowledge
14.5 Information Necessary to Acknowledge
14.6 Avoiding Unintentional Plagiarism
PARTIV DOCUMENTATION
Chapter 15 Documentation
15.1 What Is Documentation
15.2 The Importance of Documenting Sources
15.3 Sources to Be Documented
15.4 Basic Styles of Documentation
15.5 The MLA Style of Documentation
15.6 The APA Style of Documentation
15.7 The Turabian Footnote and Endnote Style
15.8 Electronic or Online Resources
PART V ENGLISH EXPRESSION
Chapter 16 Language Skills
16.1 Diction
16.2 Phrasing
16.3 Spelling
16.4 Style
16.5 Jargon
16.6 Wordiness
Chapter 17 Punctuation Conventions
17.1 Comma, Semicolon and Colon
17.2 Apostrophes
17.3 Dashes, Parentheses, Brackets and Hyphens
17.4 Quotation and Ellipsis Marks
Chapter 18 Syntax Conventions
18.1 Sentence Problems
18.2 Subject-verbAgreement
18.3 Pronouns and Their Antecedents
18.4 Tense Inconsistency
18.5 Words Separation
18.6 Active and Passive Voices
18.7 Modifiers, Articles and Prepositions
Chapter 19 Paragraphs
19.1 Topic Sentences
19.2 Connectives
19.3 Types of Development
19.4 Length and Emphasis
PART VI ENGLISH EXPRESSION TESTS
English Expression Test One
English Expression Test Two
English Expression Test Three
English Expression Test Four
PART VII APPENDIXES
Appendix I Sample Research Papers
Sample Research Paper 1 The Elimination of Pragmatic Failures in
Cross-cultural Communication
Sample Research Paper 2 Stylistic Analysis of English Editorials
Appendix II Assessment Form
Appendix m Scoring Guide
Bibliography
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