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Critical review of the book: The thesis that gave birth to me. A manual for approaching, developing and finishing an academic paper

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59410/PREPRINT-UEA-v2025ep01-997

Keywords:

amazonian research, research skills, higher education, academic support, thesis writing

Abstract

University research in the Amazon region faces challenges linked to territorial diversity, social relevance
demands, and the need to strengthen investigative skills among students and early-career academics. In this context, the manual La tesis que me parió (Blasco Gil et al., 2024) emerges as a timely tool that provides both technical and emotional guidance for academic writing and research. This short
communication examines the relevance of the book for Amazonian higher education ecosystems, emphasizing its formative approach, narrative proposal, and its potential to support the development of
research capacities in complex territories. Its value in promoting ethical research practices, autonomy, and the creative integration of research with local contexts is discussed.

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BLASCO GIL, Yolanda; PAVÓN ROMERO, Armando; PESET, Fernanda y GARCÍA PERALTA, Toni. La tesis que me parió. Un manual para abordar, elaborar y terminar un trabajo académico. Valencia (España): Tirant – Humanidades, 2024.

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2025-12-19

How to Cite

Critical review of the book: The thesis that gave birth to me. A manual for approaching, developing and finishing an academic paper. (2025). In PREPRINT UEA. https://doi.org/10.59410/PREPRINT-UEA-v2025ep01-997