A dissertation is a year of work with one deadline, which is the worst possible shape for getting anything done. This breaks it into chapters with their own dates and makes writing a daily routine rather than a phase that starts after the reading.
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Chapters with their own dates, so there is not one deadline at the end.
Bounded on purpose. It never feels finished.
One at a time, each with a date and a draft sent early.
Writing is how you find out what you think, so treating it as a phase that begins once the reading is done produces a lot of reading and a very compressed final term.\n\nSend drafts before they feel ready. A supervisor can redirect a rough chapter cheaply and a finished one expensively.
Find the question, read enough to know it is a real one, and set up how you work.
Search, read, and synthesise as three separate jobs, with a stopping rule.
The case, the budget and the paperwork, all working back from a deadline that does not move.
A goal with a date, a plan to get there, and the routines that do the actual work.
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