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Download or read book Guide de r daction scientifique written by David Lindsay and published by Editions Quae. This book was released on 2011-07-05 with total page 162 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Diffuser ses résultats de recherche est tout aussi important que le travail expérimental lui-même. Mais cette évidence se transforme bien souvent en une épreuve douloureuse lorsque vient le moment de la rédaction. Le chercheur débutant ou l'étudiant confronté à la rédaction de sa thèse ou de son premier article est alors assailli par une foule de questions : faut-il d’abord écrire le résumé ? Suivre l’ordre des différentes sections en commençant par l’introduction ? Cet ouvrage à l’usage des scientifiques en sciences biologiques, médicales, agronomiques et vétérinaires a été écrit pour décrypter les inconnues et pour répondre à toutes les questions qui assaillent les auteurs tout au long du processus de rédaction d’un article. L’ouvrage propose une manière d’aborder la rédaction en se concentrant sur la structure des articles plutôt que sur la grammaire et la syntaxe, en soulignant le rôle de l’hypothèse dans la construction de l’article. Il insiste également sur le fait que le style scientifique est avant tout celui de la logique.

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