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Table of Contents (continued) 3. Citation 3.1. Direct Citation 3.2. Indirect Citation 3.3. Footnotes 4.Process 4.1. Selection of the Thesis Topic 4.2. Literature Research 4.3. Literature Overview and Evaluation 4.4. Manuscript (Tools and Techniques) 1.1.Preliminaries Contents Table of Contents 1.2. Main Body Introduction Main Text Placement of the topic into the state of the art of scientific research; Disquisition of models, theories, definitions Explanatory statement about applied methodological approach Presentation of empirical research results Discussion, i.e. assessment and interpretation of the results Conclusion Linkage between the topic question and research results Discussion: - Recap of the own specific observation - General Statement related to the works of the others (Katz 2006, p.101) 1.3.End Matter Appendix Appendix Appendix is not a commentary, it is a detailed explanation that is too long for the Methods section (Katz 2006, p.66) It might explain a mathematical formula, detail of computer programme or contain questionnaires, statistical materials, text of a law etc. Annotation, Declaration Annotation can be attached to the thesis as a list of explanatory notes numbered trough the whole thesis (Of course if they are not set as footnotes below the text) In the declaration the author assures that the thesis was written independently and without unquoted external assistance. It must be signed by hand. References (1) There are many ways of writing a list of references. Important is to use one of them consistently Reference can be divided into the primary and secondary literature parts It is recommended to indent second etc. Lines Alphabetical order is preferably used. Works with no author should be alphabetised by the first significant word in the title References (2) Books (General Form): Author (year of publication): Title. Subtitle. Edition. Place of publication: Publisher One Author: