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5.1: Writing a Thesis
5.2: Working Thesis
5.3: Elements of a thesis
5.4: Where is the thesis?
Generally, the thesis should be in your introduction, often toward the end of it. This allows you to introduce the topic, give context to the subject and then narrow to your specific thesis, your what and why. In longer papers, the thesis or claim might be a short transitional paragraph towards the beginning of the paper.
5.5: Tips for writing a thesis statement
5.6: Resources

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