English Composition › Section F · The proposal › Topic F.2
Writing a proposal
Writing a proposal means moving from a vague worry to a focused problem, from scattered facts to organised evidence, and from a first draft to a recommendation that readers can act on.
In this topic
- Starting with the rhetorical situation
- Choosing a problem
- Exploring a problem
- Worked example: narrowing a topic
- Gathering evidence
- Drafting a thesis
- Organising the proposal
- Point, evidence, analysis
- Worked example: a solution paragraph
- Abstract, citations, review and revision
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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