To address these issues, many groups exchange newly written sections of their theses and critique them at subsequent meetings.
Will we have to stare into their eyes as they offer their theses on various wars?
It should not be long before book editors are hired, not on their theses about the works of J.-P.
Especially excited are Shaw and Holloway, eager to test their theses, but there are also secret agendas being followed by devious capitalists.
This could be a blessing for academics seeking fresh material for their theses, but it is a doubtful gift to democratic progress in South America.
He supports the "themes" raised by anti-capitalist and environmental protesters at Seattle, Prague and Davos, but not their "theses", which he finds too simple.
Saving rates differ dramatically between countries and over time, giving economists plenty of statistical ammunition with which to test their theses.
(Unlike the lecture, the disputation hasn't survived as an institution, but its modern legacy includes the oral defenses that Ph.D. candidates make of their theses, and the format of our legal trials).
Probably dozens of seniors in English literature courses like one I met at Yale a few years ago have devoted their theses to a study of the proper names in Henry James.
Nesrin is interested in the writing experiences of doctoral students who are often encouraged to publish work before they submit their theses yet academic writing for publication is quite different from writing for a thesis.
In the hand-written letter, he mentions that Ms. Fu left university abruptly, without graduating, as all the others were finishing their theses — under mysterious circumstances that classmates gossiped about but didn't understand.
