How To Revise A Paper / Existing Academic Manuscript - Monday Writes Video
I talk about how to revise an existing manuscript for publication. This is part of my Monday Writes series in which I provide advice to writers, particularly those that are interested in academic writing.
Why Is Revising Your Old Existing Manuscripts Important? You can leverage existing ideas. You can also improve on your ideas - every new idea is sufficiently terrible, and takes perfecting. You can also build on a corpus of knowledge.
How Do You Revising Your Existing Paper / Manuscripts:
1. Start with the manuscript and the concerns that others had.
2. Start addressing or making sense of the concerns as a whole.
3. Think about the ideal situation to address these concerns.
4. Can the ideal be achieved? Discuss and think about ways in which your manuscript differs from this idea.
5. Look up literatures in the area where the ideal differs from your paper. Make notes.
6. Craft a new outline and build a rough argument.
7. Revise and perfect the document. Ta-da - you have a revised manuscript!
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