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Put Author Context Beside the Sources
Biographical context can orient a reader, but it cannot replace an explanation of the ideas. Keep the author’s trajectory and the publication record easy to verify.
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Apply a Theory Without Overstating It
An application is an interpretation, not automatic proof of a theory. A careful account shows where the principle ends and the example begins.
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Read the Principles Before the Examples
An example can make an idea feel familiar before its meaning is clear. Start with the stated principles, then use examples to test your understanding.