It's the framework of your thesis. Generally expressed in outline. For example. The outline of my thesis "On the Civil Liability of Punitive Compensation" is:

I. Introduction

1. Put forward the central topic: the civil liability of punitive damages.

2. Explain the writing intention: Based on the existing research results at home and abroad, this paper tries to demonstrate the basic proposition of civil liability corresponding to punitive damages in depth, with a view to providing sufficient theoretical basis for the legislation of punitive damages system.

Second, this theory

(A) the historical investigation of punitive damages system

1. Through analysis, it is pointed out that punitive damages are a common legislative idea in all countries.

2. Investigate the punitive damages system in the two legal systems of modern law and predict its development trend.

(B) Research on the basic theoretical issues of punitive damages.

1. The meaning of punitive damages

2. The meaning of civil liability

3. Characteristics and functions of punitive damages

4. The nature of punitive damages, with special emphasis on the civil nature of punitive damages.

(C) Research on the construction of punitive damages system in China

1. China's current ideology and system of punitive damages.

2. Analyze the obstacles that restrict the punitive damages system.

3. Find ways to overcome and promote the punitive damages system.

4. Some suggestions are put forward for establishing a complete salary system in China.

Three. conclusion

1. Answer two controversial questions raised at the beginning: the legitimacy of punitive damages system as a theory of civil liability and the essence of punitive damages system.

2. Summarize the civil liability and development trend of punitive damages, and summarize the full text.

I hope it helps you. Writing papers is basically based on this framework.