academic-writing-framework

What problem does it solve?

Explains how to plan and write papers, reports, and proposals by aligning a clear research question, a concrete object of study, and an appropriate methodology, and by composing logically coherent paragraphs that support persuasive, evidence-based arguments.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Stepwise framework that separates and reconciles the three core elements: research question (主題), object/target (対象), and methodology (方法論).
• Practical guidance for literature review mapping, IMRAD vs. introduction/body/conclusion structuring, paragraph-level drafting (one-idea-per-paragraph and topic sentences), and final checks for citations, summaries, and submission readiness.
• Use cases: undergraduate and graduate thesis planning and drafting, course reports, research proposals, grant applications, academic presentations, and business reports requiring rigorous argumentation.

Quick Start

Create a research plan by stating a concise research question, naming the specific object of study, selecting an appropriate methodology, and outlining chapters and paragraph roles.