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    • 1. Getting Started With Your Research
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Writing Tutorial‎ > ‎1. Getting Started With Your Research‎ > ‎

2. Research as a Scholarly Conversation

Research can be viewed as a scholarly conversation, between you and people who have previously done work on various aspects of your topic. In this section you will learn how to join this conversation and some appropriate ways to use the ideas and words of other researchers.

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  • 1. Joining the Scholarly Conversation
  • 2. Your Role in the Scholarly Conversation: Dialoging

Subpages (2): 1. Joining the Scholarly Conversation 2. Your Role in the Scholarly Conversation: Dialoging
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