The Writing of Creative Papers

Author: (Japanese) Ito Yasuyuki / Lü Li / Zhang Shuying
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Even if a college or graduate student excels in all their courses, if they cannot write outstanding academic papers, they cannot be considered a truly excellent student. The level of a paper reflects a person's thinking, foundation, and writing skills. This book is a comprehensive monograph translated and published domestically on how to write creative papers. I believe this book will become a good teacher and friend for countless students. — Professor and Doctoral Supervisor, School of Economics, Renmin University of China, First National Teaching Master Award Winner Fang Fupeng
This is a book dedicated to discussing the techniques of academic writing. The problems discussed in the book seem like common sense, but for those new to academic writing, this book serves as an entry point or "guide." I greatly admire the writing method of the authors in this book. With their insightful and engaging explanations, they make what could be a dry topic come alive, fully demonstrating the author's academic insight and teaching experience. — Renowned Literary Critic, Professor, and Doctoral Supervisor Meng Huafan
This book differs from other academic writing guides that only focus on frameworks and norms. Instead, it delves into the difficulties of writing papers—how to research, how to think—these issues that students often find troublesome—through vivid metaphors and examples, explaining them in an easy-to-understand way. It originates from the teaching scene, unfolding step by step how to research and think while writing papers through the interaction between students and teachers. This book far surpasses general skill-based and guidebooks, offering a thorough and incisive explanation of how to conduct academic research.