HIST 691H: Honors in History
This course guide is for students in HIST 691H, Honors in History, Fall 2014, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Citation Resources
Research Design and Writing
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What Makes a Good Research Question?Handout from Duke University's (yes, Duke) Thompson Writing Program Writing Studio. Has good guidelines for and examples of research questions in the humanities and social sciences.
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Department of History Undergraduate Honors Theses CollectionPast honors theses are made available in the Carolina Digital Repository. You can also search the examples by advisor or honors level (honors or highest honors).
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The Writing CenterVisit UNC's Writing Center to make appointments, find writing tips, and access handouts useful for writing literature reviews and research papers.
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The Writing Center: Honors Theses HandoutAddresses all the stages of the thesis writing process.
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Patrick Rael's History Writing GuideThorough guide to the entire process of reading, writing, and researching for history.
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How to Write a Paper for This ClassHarvard professor Jill Lepore's instructions for writing history.
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Writing History by Bringing together practical methods from both history and composition, Writing History, Fourth Edition, provides a wealth of tips and advice to help students research and write essays for history classes. The book covers all aspects of writing about history, including finding and researching topics, interpreting source materials, drawing inferences from sources, and constructing arguments. It concludes with three chapters that discuss writing effective sentences, using precise wording, and revising. Using numerous examples from the works of cultural, political, and social historians, Writing History serves as an ideal text in any history course that asks students to conduct research.
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