Many books explain how to conduct research. This book helps you discover what you should investigate first and why that's important. The hardest part of research isn't answering a question, but knowing what to do before you even know the question.
Contents
Where Research Begins addresses two essential challenges in every new research project:
- How do I find an engaging problem that personally affects me?
- How do I design my research so that the results are also relevant to others?
The book offers a series of simple, ingenious exercises to start your research the right way. Written in an accessible, informal style, with plenty of practical examples, this workbook is an inspiring guide to finding research inspiration both within yourself and in the broader world of ideas.
Who is this book for?
- For people who have trouble choosing a research topic
- For those who know the topic but are unsure about the research process
- For those who feel intimidated or doubt their own research skills
- For those who are afraid of asking the wrong questions about the research
- For those who have many ideas but don't know which one to choose
- For those who feel like the research topic has been imposed by someone else
- For those who want to learn new ways to approach research
Language and usage
This learning resource is written in English and is aimed at users involved in research projects at an academic or professional level. It is highly suitable for self-study and teaching research skills.
About the authors
Led by award-winning researchers Thomas S. Mullaney and Christopher Rea, this book helps you get started on a meaningful research project that matters to you and the world.
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