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研究方法与学术写作
研究方法与学术写作
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更新日期：2025/12/07
开课平台智慧树
开课高校温州大学
开课教师杨开泛、李开、叶小芳、席留生、李新德
学科专业文学外国语言文学类
开课时间2025/07/21 - 2026/01/20
课程周期27 周
开课状态开课中
每周学时-
课程简介
《研究方法与学术写作》是英语专业和翻译专业核心课程，对两个专业毕业要求的达成具有重要的支撑作用。在学术创新和学术伦理成为讨论热点的今天，如何培养学术伦理意识和学术规范意识也是本课程重要的培养目标。本课程旨在培养学术掌握人文社会基本研究方法，从而培养其用英语进行学术论文写作的能力。通过课程学习，学生能了解科学研究的标准和特点，具备学术道德规范意识，具备一定的人文社会科学研究方法及创新能力；了解英语学术论文写作的基本要求和方法，掌握英语学术论文撰写的格式和规范，能够使用合适的研究方法从事科学研究并撰写格式规范的科研论文。
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章节简介教学计划
Introduction to Academic Writing
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Origin of the Course
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Course Objectives
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Course Structure
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Learning and Teaching Methods
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Asking Questions, Finding Answers
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From an Interest to a Topic
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From a Broad Topic to a Focused Topic
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From a Focused Topic to Questions
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Identifying the Signifcance of Research Question
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From Questions to a Problem
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Finding a Good Research Problem
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Conducting Research and Evaluating Sources
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Different Types of Sources
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Steps and Strategies of Finding Sources
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Navigating the 21st Century Library
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Locating Sources on the Internet
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Evaluating Sources for Relevance and Reliability
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Engaging Sources
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Defining Reading
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Reading for a Problem
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Reading for Arguments
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Reading for Data and Support
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Taking Notes
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Annotating Your Sources and Working Bibliography
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Prewriting and Planning
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Defining Prewriting and Planning
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Planning a Working Introduction
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Planning the Body of Your Paper
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Planning a Working Conclusion
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Writing a Research Proposal
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Writing Your Argument
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Turning Your Plan into a Draft
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Basic Elements of an Argument
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Making Claims
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Assembling Reasons and Evidence
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Acknowledgments and Responses
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Warrants
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Challenging Others' Warrants
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Forms of Reasoning
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Arguments About Meanings
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Revising Your Argument
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Revising Your Frame
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Revising Your Argument
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Revising the Organization of Your Paper
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Revising Your Introduction
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Revising Your Conclusion
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Writing and Revising Your Abstracts
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Incorporating Sources and the Ethics of Research
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Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing Appropriately
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Integrating Direct Quotation into Your Text
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The Social Importance of Citing Sources
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Four Common Citation Styles
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Guarding Against Inadvertent Plagiarism
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The Ethics of Research
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Communicating Evidence Virtually
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Choosing Visual or Verbal Representations
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Designing Tables, Charts, and Graphs
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Specific Guidelines for Tables, Charts, and Graphs
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Communicating Data Ethically
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Revising Style
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Judging Style
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Make Your Central Characters the Subjects of Those Verbs
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Expressing Crucial Actions in Verbs
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Old Before New
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Choosing between the Active and the Passive Voice
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Complexity Last
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Working Your Best
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Writing in the Academe
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Establishing Steady Writing Engagement
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  • 第一章Introduction to Academic Writing

    In this chapter, we’ll give a general introduction to the origin, objectives, teaching contents, teaching and learning methods of this course.

  • ●1.1Origin of the Course

    Origin of the Course

  • ●1.2Course Objectives

    Course Objectives

  • ●1.3Course Structure

    Course Structure

  • ●1.4 Learning and Teaching Methods

    Learning and Teaching Methods

  • 第二章Asking Questions, Finding Answers

    In this chapter, we discuss how to find a topic among your interests, refine it to a manageable scope, then question it to find the makings of a problem that can guide your research. We explain how to turn a question into a problem that readers think is worth solving.

  • ●2.1From an Interest to a Topic

    From an Interest to a Topic

  • ●2.2 From a Broad Topic to a Focused Topic

    From a Broad Topic to a Focused Topic

  • ●2.3 From a Focused Topic to Questions

    From a Focused Topic to Questions

  • ●2.4Identifying the Signifcance of Research Question

    Identifying the Signifcance of Research Question

  • ●2.5From Questions to a Problem

    From Questions to a Problem

  • ●2.6 Finding a Good Research Problem

    Finding a Good Research Problem

  • 第三章Conducting Research and Evaluating Sources

    If you are a new researcher and expect to find most of your sources in your library or on the Internet, this chapter will help you develop a plan for your research.

  • ●3.1 Different Types of Sources

    Different Types of Sources

  • ●3.2Steps and Strategies of Finding Sources

    Steps and Strategies of Finding Sources

  • ●3.3Navigating the 21st Century Library

    Navigating the 21st Century Library

  • ●3.4Locating Sources on the Internet

    Locating Sources on the Internet

  • ●3.5Evaluating Sources for Relevance and Reliability

    Evaluating Sources for Relevance and Reliability

  • 第四章Engaging Sources

    To make your research reliable, you must use your sources fairly and accurately. In this chapter, we explain how to engage your sources productively, and how to take notes so that readers can trust you when you rely on or critique a source.

  • ●4.1Defining Reading

    Defining Reading

  • ●4.2Reading for a Problem

    Reading for a Problem

  • ●4.3 Reading for Arguments

    Reading for Arguments

  • ●4.4Reading for Data and Support

    Reading for Data and Support

  • ●4.5Taking Notes

    Taking Notes

  • ●4.6Annotating Your Sources and Working Bibliography

    Annotating Your Sources and Working Bibliography

  • 第五章Prewriting and Planning

    Once you’ve assembled your argument, you might be ready to draft it. But experienced writers know that time spent planning a first draft more than pays off when they start writing it. A plan helps you organize the elements of your argument into a form that will be both coherent and persuasive to your readers.

  • ●5.1Defining Prewriting and Planning

    Defining Prewriting and Planning

  • ●5.2Planning a Working Introduction

    Planning a Working Introduction

  • ●5.3Planning the Body of Your Paper

    Planning the Body of Your Paper

  • ●5.4Planning a Working Conclusion

    Planning a Working Conclusion

  • ●5.5Writing a Research Proposal

    Writing a Research Proposal

  • 第六章Writing Your Argument

    In this chapter, we explain what a research argument is and the five questions whose answers constitute one.

  • ●6.1Turning Your Plan into a Draft

    Turning Your Plan into a Draft

  • ●6.2Basic Elements of an Argument

    Basic Elements of an Argument

  • ●6.3Making Claims

    Making Claims

  • ●6.4Assembling Reasons and Evidence

    Assembling Reasons and Evidence

  • ●6.5Acknowledgments and Responses

    Acknowledgments and Responses

  • ●6.6Warrants

    Warrants

  • ●6.7Challenging Others' Warrants

    Challenging Others' Warrants

  • ●6.8Forms of Reasoning

    Forms of Reasoning

  • ●6.9Arguments About Meanings

    Arguments About Meanings

  • 第七章Revising Your Argument

    This chapter presents a procedure for organizing and revising your drafts so that your argument is as clear to your readers as it is to you. At first this procedure may seem a bit mechanical, but that’s its virtue. If you follow it one step at a time, you can analyze and improve the organization of your draft efficiently and reliably.

  • ●7.1Revising Your Frame

    Revising Your Frame

  • ●7.2Revising Your Argument

    Revising Your Argument

  • ●7.3Revising the Organization of Your Paper

    Revising the Organization of Your Paper

  • ●7.4Revising Your Introduction

    Revising Your Introduction

  • ●7.5Revising Your Conclusion

    Revising Your Conclusion

  • ●7.6Writing and Revising Your Abstracts

    Writing and Revising Your Abstracts

  • 第八章Incorporating Sources and the Ethics of Research

    Nothing sets the experienced researcher apart from the beginner more than the effective use of sources. But even a beginning researcher can project an ethos of credibility by following a few principles that show respect both for the writer’s sources and for readers.

  • ●8.1Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing Appropriately

    Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing Appropriately

  • ●8.2Integrating Direct Quotation into Your Text

    Integrating Direct Quotation into Your Text

  • ●8.3The Social Importance of Citing Sources

    The Social Importance of Citing Sources

  • ●8.4Four Common Citation Styles

    Four Common Citation Styles

  • ●8.5Guarding Against Inadvertent Plagiarism

    Guarding Against Inadvertent Plagiarism

  • ●8.6The Ethics of Research

    The Ethics of Research

  • 第九章Communicating Evidence Virtually

    Most readers grasp quantitative evidence more easily in tables, charts, and graphs than they do in words. But some visual forms suit particular data and messages better than others. In this chapter, we show you how to choose the graphic form that best helps readers both grasp your data and understand how they support your argument.

  • ●9.1Choosing Visual or Verbal Representations

    Choosing Visual or Verbal Representations

  • ●9.2Designing Tables, Charts, and Graphs

    Designing Tables, Charts, and Graphs

  • ●9.3Specific Guidelines for Tables, Charts, and Graphs

    Specific Guidelines for Tables, Charts, and Graphs

  • ●9.4Communicating Data Ethically

    Communicating Data Ethically

  • 第十章Revising Style

    So far we have focused on the argument and organization of your paper. In this chapter, we show you how to revise your sentences so that readers will think they are clear and direct.

  • ●10.1Judging Style

    Judging Style

  • ●10.2Make Your Central Characters the Subjects of Those Verbs

    Make Your Central Characters the Subjects of Those Verbs

  • ●10.3Expressing Crucial Actions in Verbs

    Expressing Crucial Actions in Verbs

  • ●10.4Old Before New

    Old Before New

  • ●10.5Choosing between the Active and the Passive Voice

    Choosing between the Active and the Passive Voice

  • ●10.6Complexity Last

    Complexity Last

  • 第十一章Working Your Best

    In this chapter, we’ll explain the craftsmanship attitude and provides strategies for you maintain your writing momentum.

  • ●11.1Writing in the Academe

    Writing in the Academe

  • ●11.2Establishing Steady Writing Engagement

    Establishing Steady Writing Engagement

  • 开始学习
  • 第一章  作业测试
    第一章 Introduction to Academic Writing

    1.1 Origin of the Course

    1.2 Course Objectives

    1.3 Course Structure

    1.4 Learning and Teaching Methods

    视频数4
  • 第二章  作业测试
    第二章 Asking Questions, Finding Answers

    2.1 From an Interest to a Topic

    2.2 From a Broad Topic to a Focused Topic

    2.3 From a Focused Topic to Questions

    2.4 Identifying the Signifcance of Research Question

    2.5 From Questions to a Problem

    2.6 Finding a Good Research Problem

    视频数6
  • 第三章  作业测试
    第三章 Conducting Research and Evaluating Sources

    3.1 Different Types of Sources

    3.2 Steps and Strategies of Finding Sources

    3.3 Navigating the 21st Century Library

    3.4 Locating Sources on the Internet

    3.5 Evaluating Sources for Relevance and Reliability

    视频数5
  • 第四章  作业测试
    第四章 Engaging Sources

    4.1 Defining Reading

    4.2 Reading for a Problem

    4.3 Reading for Arguments

    4.4 Reading for Data and Support

    4.5 Taking Notes

    4.6 Annotating Your Sources and Working Bibliography

    视频数6
  • 第五章  作业测试
    第五章 Prewriting and Planning

    5.1 Defining Prewriting and Planning

    5.2 Planning a Working Introduction

    5.3 Planning the Body of Your Paper

    5.4 Planning a Working Conclusion

    5.5 Writing a Research Proposal

    视频数5
  • 第六章  作业测试
    第六章 Writing Your Argument

    6.1 Turning Your Plan into a Draft

    6.2 Basic Elements of an Argument

    6.3 Making Claims

    6.4 Assembling Reasons and Evidence

    6.5 Acknowledgments and Responses

    6.6 Warrants

    6.7 Challenging Others' Warrants

    6.8 Forms of Reasoning

    6.9 Arguments About Meanings

    视频数9
  • 第七章  作业测试
    第七章 Revising Your Argument

    7.1 Revising Your Frame

    7.2 Revising Your Argument

    7.3 Revising the Organization of Your Paper

    7.4 Revising Your Introduction

    7.5 Revising Your Conclusion

    7.6 Writing and Revising Your Abstracts

    视频数6
  • 第八章  作业测试
    第八章 Incorporating Sources and the Ethics of Research

    8.1 Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing Appropriately

    8.2 Integrating Direct Quotation into Your Text

    8.3 The Social Importance of Citing Sources

    8.4 Four Common Citation Styles

    8.5 Guarding Against Inadvertent Plagiarism

    8.6 The Ethics of Research

    视频数6
  • 第九章  作业测试
    第九章 Communicating Evidence Virtually

    9.1 Choosing Visual or Verbal Representations

    9.2 Designing Tables, Charts, and Graphs

    9.3 Specific Guidelines for Tables, Charts, and Graphs

    9.4 Communicating Data Ethically

    视频数4
  • 第十章  作业测试
    第十章 Revising Style

    10.1 Judging Style

    10.2 Make Your Central Characters the Subjects of Those Verbs

    10.3 Expressing Crucial Actions in Verbs

    10.4 Old Before New

    10.5 Choosing between the Active and the Passive Voice

    10.6 Complexity Last

    视频数6
  • 第十一章  作业测试
    第十一章 Working Your Best

    11.1 Writing in the Academe

    11.2 Establishing Steady Writing Engagement

    视频数2
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