by Umberto Eco
First published 1997
Umberto Eco, the renowned philosopher and novelist, shares his wisdom on the art of thesis writing. From overcoming "thesis neurosis" to curating research in the pre-internet age, Eco offers a captivating, irreverent, and frequently hilarious take on the graduate student's rite of passage. Whether you're struggling to start or seeking to streamline your workflow, Eco's practical advice and keen insights will transform your approach to this daunting, yet invaluable, academic exercise.
Genres: education, non-fiction, how-to, academic
Vibes: informative, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: instructional, self-help
Setting: Italy
229 pages · Paperback · MIT Press