He never failed to tell our (entirely-female) Food Writing class how impressed he was with our work, and he wholeheartedly encouraged me to pursue a long-form master's project on eating disorders, even though I later discovered he'd read more than his share of anorexia-themed theses at the J-School.
Works of literature do sometimes operate in both dimensions: a story and a theme or thesis underlying the story.
Not all novels and dramas and poems have a theme or thesis; they may simply tell a story and nothing more.
Discuss what this fact shows about/means to the theme and/or thesis.
In Douglas Hodge's slumped, grieving Aston; Rupert Graves's slick Mick; and Michael Gambon's formidable Davies, we get life, not themes, not theses.
The most comprehensive and systematic development of a platitude-based version of functionalism comes from Michael Lynch, who has been at the forefront of ushering in pluralist themes and theses (see Lynch 2000, 2001, 2004a, 2004c, 2005a, 2005b, 2006; Devlin 2003).
A second theme is the thesis that there is a fundamental ontological distinction between natural things and artifacts.
Heng Ling Liou had the usual concerns 3 years ago when she went looking for a postdoc: She wanted something new, which would introduce her to new skills and technologies, while building on the theme of her thesis.
Don't write an autobiography: Make sure to give your essay a solid theme or thesis.
And there are not only regular jobs to find, but also internship offers and proposed master's or Ph.D. thesis themes.
He was further inspired to write with Jewish themes when he examined Moisei Beregovski's thesis on the theme of Jewish folk music in 1946.
