It concludes by offering a brief discussion of literature relevant to this topic.Now available at Steam and itch.io! DOWNLOAD DWARF FORTRESS CLASSIC 50.08 (May 2, 2023) WindowsĪll Versions Current Development: RSS Feed, Release Feed, Here's a two hour stream we did with Salford Sal, going on a tour of a twenty year fortress and generally talking about the game. In sum, this chapter focuses on what the term "research" means in a context of too much information. For instance, plagiarism and term paper mills are a “built-in” problem of research papers (Howell, 1977). Moreover, the problems of authorship and source attribution implicate the research paper in certain kinds of fraud.
Although teaching students how to crowdsource research makes the most sense in a data deluge, the research paper privileges single authorship. Next, open-access publishing and collaborative authorship have transformed the way that research is conducted and recognized across disciplines. For instance, typical constraints like “use 5-7 sources” for a first-year college writing course seems ridiculous when it takes seconds to retrieve thousands, if not millions, of possible sources. However, the parameters of most research assignments are incapable of matching the scale of data available at any given time. First, the research paper has been praised and blamed for its (in)ability to help students learn the importance of writing from sources (Brent 2013, Rooney 2000). This chapter argues that radical openness and information overload-two major features of new media composing environments-compromise the relevance of the traditional research paper. However, others have referred to the research paper as a “fossilized,” “pseudo-academic,” “mutt genre” (Nowacek, 2011 Wardle, 2007 Carroll, 1999 Larsen, 1982). Some scholars believe that it prepares students for “generalized academic writing” (Reiff and Bawarshi, 2011 Sutton, 1997 Schwegeler and Shamoon, 1982).
Teaching the research paper has been considered a “present controversy” for over fifty years (Saalbach, 1963).
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