The article compares the dissertation and monograph as forms of scientific research. A dissertation is a research paper for a degree with new results, while a monograph is a complete research paper on a single topic for a general audience. Both types differ in volume, format and direction.
The article discusses the issue of defining a dissertation topic and provides valuable advice on choosing a topic for research work. It analyzes various aspects to consider when selecting a dissertation topic, such as relevance, scientific novelty, availability of sources, and research potential.