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cosmic Posted Tue 31 Mar, 2009 2:28 AM |
Dissertation guide says people who have aided and support you throughout it. So would it be appropriate it dedicate it to someone?
I really need to go to bed, I was gonna do the dishes but did my dissertation instead eeeek! |
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mili Posted Tue 31 Mar, 2009 8:54 AM |
| I've seen doctoral theses dedicated to someone, don't know about disserations. Is it going to be in a proper book format (printed and all)? I think books are more often dedicated to people than piles of prints. |
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sebnemy Posted Tue 31 Mar, 2009 3:06 PM |
I am only familiar with master's thesis and PhD dissertation, if you are referring to something else I have no idea. But, especially in the case of a PhD dissertation you can dedicate it to someone and acknowledge your advisors, friends who helped you and committee members in your acknowledgements.
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Peculiar Posted Tue 31 Mar, 2009 4:47 PM |
I would say that would be good. For my undergraduate dissertation (which I go handed in last week woohoo!) I just acknoledged my supervisor and the people I had interviewed
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