How to Connect Evidence Across Sources Without Losing Your Argument
You have read the articles. The references are collected, the key findings highlighted, a folder of PDFs sits open. Then you start writing, and the essay turns into a tour of your reading list.
One paragraph for one researcher, the next for another, and your own argument has quietly left the room.
It feels unfair, because the research was the hard part. But the sources are rarely the problem....