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Cover page Abstract Contents page Introduction Chapters Conclusion Appendix/Appendices Bibliography |
1. Analytical: Situation – Problem – Solution 2. Chronological: Past – Present – Future 3. Comparison: Similar – Different 4. Discussion: For – Against; Pros – Cons 5. General to specific: e.g. context or history – case studies 6. Phrased: Short – Medium – Long Term Aspects 7. Thematic: Theme a – Theme b – Theme c Adapted from Macmillan and Weyers (2007, p. 96) |
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