In the social sciences and sciences, a thesis would typically include a “Results” section; in the humanities, you might not have this section. The “Discussion” section is where you interpret your results and provide context for your findings. Explain the implications of your research and how it contributes to the existing body of knowledge in your field. Discuss any unexpected results, limitations, and their potential impact on your conclusions. Engage with relevant literature to draw connections and contrasts to support your arguments. Ultimately, in this section, answer the question: “Why does this matter?” This will help your readers understand the significance of your research and its implications for the broader academic community.