Abstract – a gist of the author’s larger work | TVSA Blog by Whelan

Dissertation writing involves writing of an ‘abstract’, which is essentially a short introduction, a preface even, to the actual bigger work. An abstract is written majorly by the author of the completed or prospective thesis. The main purpose of writing an abstract is for the reader to decide whether he will be interested in the main dissertation paper or will it be a waste of time.
The abstract gives an overview of the main project, citing its importance, the problem areas and solutions provided, research evidences, mention of results and general findings and changes that should be put into practice. All abstracts comprise of foremost mention of information which is important, clear, to the point flow of language, helpful words and phrases that identify the main body of work.
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