An architect pursuing a doctorate at the University of British Columbia wrote his 149-page, 52,438-word dissertation without any periods or commas. Patrick Stewart, 61, who belongs to the Nisga’a, a ...

Your dissertation represents a significant investment of time and energy, so choosing a topic that genuinely engages your curiosity will help maintain motivation throughout the research process.

The 61-year-old architect said he 'wanted to make a point' about aboriginal culture, colonialism, and 'the blind acceptance of English language conventions in academia' You can save this article by ...