First and Last, and Titling
摘要
This chapter focuses on the creation of the introductory and concluding chapters. Just as the body of the book spans several chapters between the initial and final ones, a well-crafted introductory chapter is essential for capturing and maintaining readers’ interest. This chapter acquaints writers with practical ideas that contribute to a robust and engaging introductory chapter. Likewise, constructing the final chapter of the book requires careful attention. A conclusion chapter should deviate from the conventional format often characterised by a mere repetition of findings. Instead, it endeavours to offer a unique perspective, refraining from the typical summarisation of results found in an ordinary conclusion. It goes beyond a mere conclusion, encompassing distilled insights from preceding chapters. The chapter outlines the process of building the concluding chapters in nonfiction without becoming repetitive.