A concept paper defines and clarifies an idea through a formal or informal definition, followed by amplification of the definition using various techniques like examples, word derivation, comparison/contrast, cause and effect, physical description, location, basic principles, analysis, negative statements, or further definition. It normally starts with a term, genus, and differentia to classify the concept, then expands on the definition to thoroughly discuss the idea.
A concept paper defines and clarifies an idea through a formal or informal definition, followed by amplification of the definition using various techniques like examples, word derivation, comparison/contrast, cause and effect, physical description, location, basic principles, analysis, negative statements, or further definition. It normally starts with a term, genus, and differentia to classify the concept, then expands on the definition to thoroughly discuss the idea.
A concept paper defines and clarifies an idea through a formal or informal definition, followed by amplification of the definition using various techniques like examples, word derivation, comparison/contrast, cause and effect, physical description, location, basic principles, analysis, negative statements, or further definition. It normally starts with a term, genus, and differentia to classify the concept, then expands on the definition to thoroughly discuss the idea.
or concept and explains its essence in order to clarify the “whatness” of the idea. Concept Paper ■ It normally starts with definition that can be categorized in to two: formal or informa. ■ Formal ■ “term + genus + differentia/e” Term is the concept or idea being elucidated or clarified. Genus is the classification of the term. Differentia/e are the features that make the term different or distinct from among its classification Single sentence formal definition would not be enough to clarify and elucidate an idea or concept. This means amplified or extended definition is necessary. Different ways to amplify a definition and thoroughly discuss a concept that can be adopted 1. Examples 2. Word derivation 3. Comparison and contrast 4. Cause and effect 5. Physical description 6. Location 7. Basic principle 8. Analysis 9. Negative statement 10. Further definition `