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Prologue or Introduction? #1 (permalink) Wed Sep 10, 2008 14:00 pm   Prologue or Introduction?
 

Hi,
I'm assessing a project report handed in at a vocational school at the moment. The students who wrote the report use the terms "prologue" and "epilogue" instead of "introduction" and "conclusion". I have already googled these terms + thesis but I am still unsure whether it is common to use prologue and epilogue to refer to the first and last chapter of a thesis.

Thank you very much for your help.
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Prologue or Introduction? #2 (permalink) Wed Sep 10, 2008 14:05 pm   Prologue or Introduction?
 

Hi Gromit,

They both don't sound appropriate for a thesis to me. They belong more in the literary world as in drama.

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Prologue or Introduction? #3 (permalink) Wed Sep 10, 2008 15:22 pm   Prologue or Introduction?
 

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I have already googled these terms + thesis but I am still unsure whether it is common to use prologue and epilogue to refer to the first and last chapter of a thesis.


Wrong genre for such words, I'd say.
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