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==Introduction==
Writing a 1300-word essay can be a daunting task, especially when it involves incorporating 15 sources. This article provides a comprehensive guide on strategies for incorporating multiple sources into a succinct essay. It delves into the importance of understanding the [[Research Process|research process]], the art of [[Paraphrasing|paraphrasing]], and the necessity of proper [[Citation|citation]].

==Understanding the Research Process==
The first step in incorporating multiple sources into an essay is understanding the research process. This involves identifying relevant sources, reading and understanding them, and determining how they fit into your essay. 

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==Identifying Relevant Sources==
Identifying relevant sources is a crucial step in the research process. This involves understanding the topic of your essay and finding sources that provide information related to your topic. These sources can be books, scholarly articles, websites, or any other form of reliable information.

==Reading and Understanding Sources==
After identifying relevant sources, the next step is to read and understand them. This involves critical reading, where you analyze the source's arguments, evidence, and conclusions. Understanding your sources is crucial as it helps you to incorporate them into your essay effectively.

==Determining How Sources Fit into Your Essay==
Once you have read and understood your sources, you need to determine how they fit into your essay. This involves identifying the main arguments in your sources and how they support your essay's thesis statement. 

==Paraphrasing==
Paraphrasing is an essential skill when incorporating sources into an essay. It involves rewriting the source's information in your own words. This allows you to maintain the source's original meaning while avoiding [[Plagiarism|plagiarism]].

==Citation==
Citation is a crucial part of incorporating sources into an essay. It involves providing a reference to the original source of the information. This allows readers to verify the information and gives credit to the original author.

==Conclusion==
Incorporating multiple sources into a 1300-word essay requires understanding the research process, effective paraphrasing, and proper citation. By following these strategies, you can create a well-researched and credible essay.

==See Also==
* [[Academic Writing]]
* [[Literature Review]]
* [[Critical Reading]]

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