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From Confusion to Clarity in Fifteen Minutes

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In my earlier post, I told you about the question I asked one of my committee members before I started work on my dissertation. Months later, I made another trip to his office with a request. This time, I had four chapters of my dissertation with me. I knew that I had a solid thesis and was onto something significant. But I also knew that there was something fundamentally wrong with the chapters I had written.

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