
Writing Critically
A Guide to Research, Referencing and Writing Critically
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WRITING CRITICALLY: A GUIDE TO RESEARCH, REFERENCING & ACADEMIC ARGUMENT
Write clearer, better-argued essays and research papers.
This book takes you step by step from reading critically to building a strong argument—then shows you how to integrate sources and reference them correctly. Structured lessons, practical exercises, and a useful phrase bank make the process clear and doable. With examples for APA, MLA, Chicago, and Harvard.
What you’ll learn
Critical reading & source evaluation: credibility, relevance, bias, and how to compare studies.
Analysing the question: unpacking key terms and planning a focused response.
Essay structure & cohesion: thesis statements, topic sentences, paragraph flow, and clear conclusions.
Using sources effectively: summarising, paraphrasing, quoting, and avoiding plagiarism.
Academic style & clarity: hedging, stance, signposting, and concise, formal tone.
Referencing made simple: how in-text citations and reference lists work across APA, MLA, Chicago, and Harvard (with notes on common institutional variations).
How the book works
Clear, bite-size lessons with everyday examples and model paragraphs.
Phrase bank for argument building, reporting verbs, and cautious language.
Guided practice after each lesson, plus self-checklists and review tasks.
Referencing quick-reference tables and worked examples (in-text + end references).
What’s inside
Units on argument structure, evidence and counterargument, paragraph design, and synthesis of sources.
Practical activities that move from guided practice to independent writing.
Model intros, body paragraphs, and conclusions with margin notes showing structure, linking, and tone.
A compact referencing section covering the essentials of APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard.
Who it’s for
University and college students writing essays, projects, or research papers.
EAP learners and returning students who want a reliable, straightforward guide to academic argument and referencing.
Build a persuasive argument, use sources with confidence, and reference accurately—so your writing is clear, credible, and ready for submission.