Editing an English language document (B42ART) – Bildquellen: Annabel Smith 2016
Editing your paper or article has to be done at different levels. Dawn Field wrote on the Oxford University Press (OUP) blog this week that there are four main stages:
Scientific editing
Developmental (or structural) editing
Line editing
Proof editing
Most important is the scientific editing where, among others, there is the “determination of the value of the scientific content”, whether the targeting is correct, whether there’s enough evidence to support the interpretations, whether the argumentation is logical.
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