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You know what is a principle of writing that is important but I've never seen spelled out: a thesis statement ought to describe the elements of an argument *in the order that they appear* in the work that follows. Clearly true, but I don't think I've ever seen stated outright.
And as an aside, writerly thinking that thinks that clear, direct thesis statements are for school papers is silly. A good thesis statement, placed early on, can tremendously help a reader to understand an argument. And no one is persuaded of an argument they don't understand.
There are occasions when it makes sense to bury the lede, but they are few and even in my professional writing, I generally have a thesis statement if not a clear thesis sentence.
I don’t know if we were taught to do it in a thesis statement, but if not then fairly soon after the thesis.
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