Address book
Contacts
PETER KRAMER
Position
Ricercatore Universitario a tempo indeterminato
Address
VIA VENEZIA, 8 - PADOVA
Telephone
0498276417

Notices
Dr. Peter Kramer
http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Peter_Kramer/
In this interactive online seminar, I offer personal guidance on how to write an English text in general and a thesis (“triennale” or “magistrale”) in particular. Examples of topics discussed:
- How to build and structure the thesis around one central message.
- How to use the right tense (present, past) for each section.
- How to create smooth transitions between sentences, paragraphs, and sections.
- Where to place a sentence’s most important information.
- How to render one’s writing clearer, more concise, more concrete, and as a result, more convincing.
You can also receive direct feedback on your own writing via email and, if desired, Zoom or Skype. Relevant material, including a PowerPoint presentation and articles on academic writing, is made available via Dropbox.
There is no need to sign up. Simply contact me via email: peter.kramer@unipd.it. Let me know whether you are a graduate or undergraduate student and whether the thesis you are writing or planning to write is “bibliographical” or “experimental”.
Office hours
Monday from 16:30 to 18:30
at Via Venezia 8, piano 6, studio 018 - floor 6, office 018.
Il ricevimento in studio è sospeso, ma mi potete contattare per un incontro Zoom che può essere fissato in qualsiasi giorno della settimana comodo per voi (incluso il weekend).
Teachings
- INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN PSYCHOLOGY, AA 2015 (PSN1032237)
- INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN PSYCHOLOGY, AA 2015 (PSN1032237)
- INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN PSYCHOLOGY, AA 2014 (PSN1032237)
- INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN PSYCHOLOGY, AA 2014 (PSN1032237)
- INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN PSYCHOLOGY, AA 2013 (PSN1032237)
- INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN PSYCHOLOGY, AA 2013 (PSN1032237)
- INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN PSYCHOLOGY, AA 2012 (PSN1032237)
- INNOVATIVE IDEAS IN PSYCHOLOGY, AA 2011 (PSN1032237)
Research Area
(1) icon-based international communication (language, logic, and mathematics)
(2) sense of agency
(3) physiognomy
(4) effects of microbes and viruses on human behavior
Thesis proposals
Topics for bibliographical theses: (1) icon-based international communication, (2) sense of agency, (3) physiognomy, and (4)--only for those who have a strong background in biology--effects of microbes and viruses on human behavior.