Purpose:

To break down a complex topic or issue into its components, analyzing relationships or patterns, ideal for research in humanities, sciences, or data-driven studies.

Template Structure:
[Topic or phenomenon] + [specific aspect or relationship analyzed] + [key insight or interpretation] + [relevance to the field or broader context].

Guidelines:

• Provide Insight: Offer a unique perspective or finding based on your analysis.

• Focus on Analysis: Highlight what you’re examining (e.g., a trend, relationship, or theme).

• Connect to Context: Link to the field or broader implications.

• Length: 1-2 sentences, precise and focused.

Example:

How to Use:

• Adapt to your research by specifying the topic and analytical lens.

• Use for proposals examining texts, data, historical events, or scientific phenomena.

• Ensure the thesis previews the analytical approach in your methodology.