如何为学术刊物撰稿（第三版）（影印版） / 学术规范与研究方法丛书
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作者： [英]罗薇娜·莫瑞、李武、艾鹏亚
出版时间：2020年4月
出版社：北京大学出版社
- 北京大学出版社
- 9787301312957
- 1版
- 320581
- 42210998-3
- 平装
- 16流
- 2020年4月
- 210
- 272
- 管理学
- 管理科学与工程
- H052
- 教育
- 本专科
作者简介
内容简介
如何激发自己的写作热情，始终保持高效的写作状态？
如何在纷繁众多的国内外刊物中选择合适的目标期刊？
如何制订完备的写作计划及掌控写作进度？
如何撰写结构合理、思路清晰的论文大纲？
如何与编辑及审稿人打交道，让你的论文更容易被接受和发表？
《如何为学术刊物撰稿(第三版)（影印版）》以轻松易读、简洁流畅的英文写就，全书及各章前配有精心撰写的中文导读，详细剖析了学术论文写作的全过程及论文发表需要注意的方方面面。
自由写作法、生成式写作法、三级大纲写作法、布朗提问法、莫瑞提示法……书里呈现了一系列经过千万写作者验证的写作方法和写作技巧，见解独到，用例生动，可操作性强，适用于各学科的新生和学术界新人。一经出版，便受到广大师生的推崇，多次再版。
如何在纷繁众多的国内外刊物中选择合适的目标期刊？
如何制订完备的写作计划及掌控写作进度？
如何撰写结构合理、思路清晰的论文大纲？
如何与编辑及审稿人打交道，让你的论文更容易被接受和发表？
《如何为学术刊物撰稿(第三版)（影印版）》以轻松易读、简洁流畅的英文写就，全书及各章前配有精心撰写的中文导读，详细剖析了学术论文写作的全过程及论文发表需要注意的方方面面。
自由写作法、生成式写作法、三级大纲写作法、布朗提问法、莫瑞提示法……书里呈现了一系列经过千万写作者验证的写作方法和写作技巧，见解独到，用例生动，可操作性强，适用于各学科的新生和学术界新人。一经出版，便受到广大师生的推崇，多次再版。
目录
目录
前言 i
致谢 iii
概述：在理性和虚荣之外 1
1 为什么要为学术刊物撰稿？ 5
2寻找和确定目标期刊 39
3寻找写作的时间 73
4找到话题并进行论述 95
5制定写作大纲 125
6 撰写草稿 147
7 修改论文 169
8与他人开展对话和交流 187
9如何回复审稿人的意见？ 207
10论文发表后该做些什么？ 229
结语：在学术惯例与竞争之外 241
参考文献 243
索引 251
Preface i
Acknowledgements iii
Introduction: Beyond reason and vanity 1
1 Why write for academic journals? 5
Reasons for writing 7
Internal and external drivers 8
Can it be learned? 16
Reasons for not writing 24
‘I haven’t done any research’ 26
2 Targeting a journal 39
Getting to know the journals 42
Instructions for authors 48
Journal resources for authors 48
Analysing a journal 49
Analysing abstracts 59
3 Finding time to write 73
Incremental writing 77
A writing plan 79
Goal setting 83
Monitoring progress 87
Becoming a regular writer 90
4 Finding a topic and developing an argument 95
Finding a topic 97
Conference presentations 98
Thesis 101
Freewriting 101
Generative writing 108
Writing to prompts 109
The writing ‘sandwich’ 112
Finding an argument 119
Formulating a hypothesis 120
Constructing an argument 121
5 Outlining 125
Level 3 outlining 132
Allocating word lengths 136
Writing a 275- word abstract – Brown’s 8 questions 136
Writing a 375- word abstract – Murray’s 10 prompts 142
Calibrating your outline 143
6 Drafting 147
What constitutes good writing in journals? 149
Shaping sections 157
Streamlining 158
Turning headings into prompts 159
Internal critique 167
7 Revising the draft 169
Foregrounding generic aspects of academic style 172
Revising the outline 175
Revising drafts 176
Revision processes 180
8 Dialogue and feedback 187
A writers’ group 189
Writing retreat 195
Dialogue 202
More freewriting and generative writing 203
9 Responding to reviewers’ feedback 207
Examples of reviewers’ comments 211
Destructive feedback 215
Contradictory comments 218
Rejection 219
Responding to feedback from editors and reviewers 223
Acceptance 223
10 After publication 229
Marketing your writing 230
Social media 232
What now? 234
What next? 235
Conclusion: Beyond ritual and rivalry 241
Bibliography 243
Index 251
前言 i
致谢 iii
概述：在理性和虚荣之外 1
1 为什么要为学术刊物撰稿？ 5
2寻找和确定目标期刊 39
3寻找写作的时间 73
4找到话题并进行论述 95
5制定写作大纲 125
6 撰写草稿 147
7 修改论文 169
8与他人开展对话和交流 187
9如何回复审稿人的意见？ 207
10论文发表后该做些什么？ 229
结语：在学术惯例与竞争之外 241
参考文献 243
索引 251
Preface i
Acknowledgements iii
Introduction: Beyond reason and vanity 1
1 Why write for academic journals? 5
Reasons for writing 7
Internal and external drivers 8
Can it be learned? 16
Reasons for not writing 24
‘I haven’t done any research’ 26
2 Targeting a journal 39
Getting to know the journals 42
Instructions for authors 48
Journal resources for authors 48
Analysing a journal 49
Analysing abstracts 59
3 Finding time to write 73
Incremental writing 77
A writing plan 79
Goal setting 83
Monitoring progress 87
Becoming a regular writer 90
4 Finding a topic and developing an argument 95
Finding a topic 97
Conference presentations 98
Thesis 101
Freewriting 101
Generative writing 108
Writing to prompts 109
The writing ‘sandwich’ 112
Finding an argument 119
Formulating a hypothesis 120
Constructing an argument 121
5 Outlining 125
Level 3 outlining 132
Allocating word lengths 136
Writing a 275- word abstract – Brown’s 8 questions 136
Writing a 375- word abstract – Murray’s 10 prompts 142
Calibrating your outline 143
6 Drafting 147
What constitutes good writing in journals? 149
Shaping sections 157
Streamlining 158
Turning headings into prompts 159
Internal critique 167
7 Revising the draft 169
Foregrounding generic aspects of academic style 172
Revising the outline 175
Revising drafts 176
Revision processes 180
8 Dialogue and feedback 187
A writers’ group 189
Writing retreat 195
Dialogue 202
More freewriting and generative writing 203
9 Responding to reviewers’ feedback 207
Examples of reviewers’ comments 211
Destructive feedback 215
Contradictory comments 218
Rejection 219
Responding to feedback from editors and reviewers 223
Acceptance 223
10 After publication 229
Marketing your writing 230
Social media 232
What now? 234
What next? 235
Conclusion: Beyond ritual and rivalry 241
Bibliography 243
Index 251
