Vintage Books, 1978. Again, you would cite the author and page number parenthetically in the text. In the real world, how you express yourself is as important as what you say. Careful expression is especially important in philosophy, where problems frequently arise because of imprecise language. I offer this handout as an aid to more effective philosophical writing.
Writing is always a struggle for people.
In the real world, the way you write the things you say is just as important as what you have to say. It is an undeniable truth that this is especially important in philosophy, where, frequently, people have problems because you are not being precise enough. This handout is offered with this in mind. Have a clear thesis in mind. Express it in one or two sentences, preferably at the beginning of your paper.