Scholarly writing : ideas, examples, and execution /

"In addition to a standard first-year legal writing curriculum, most law schools now require upper-level students to write a sophisticated legal research paper on a topic of their choice. Students often struggle through the scholarly writing process, from finding a topic to polishing a final pa...

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Main Author: Wherry, Jessica Lynn
Other Authors: Murray, Kristen E.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Durham, North Carolina : Carolina Academic Press, LLC, 2019
Edition:Third edition
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245 1 0 |a Scholarly writing :  |b ideas, examples, and execution /  |c by Jessica Lynn Wherry, Associate Professor of Law, Legal Practice, Georgetown University Law Center ; Kristen E. Murray, Professor of Law, Temple University, Beasley School of Law 
250 |a Third edition 
260 |a Durham, North Carolina :  |b Carolina Academic Press, LLC,  |c 2019 
300 |a xix, 353 pages ;  |c 23 cm 
504 |a Includes bibliographical references and index 
505 0 |a Introduction to scholarly writing -- Thinking: finding your topic and developing your thesis -- Preparing: developing horizontal and vertical knowledge -- Executing: writing the draft -- Refining: evaluating and revising your draft -- Refining: taking and incorporating feedback -- Finishing: polishing the final product -- Finishing: publishing your paper 
520 |a "In addition to a standard first-year legal writing curriculum, most law schools now require upper-level students to write a sophisticated legal research paper on a topic of their choice. Students often struggle through the scholarly writing process, from finding a topic to polishing a final paper, and many never fully develop and defend a thesis. Scholarly Writing : Ideas, Examples, and Execution offers a lifeline to students, guiding them through the process of constructing their legal research papers from start to finish. With over 10 years combined experience teaching scholarly writing to J.D. and LL.M. students, the authors identify common roadblocks for student writers, and offer advice and techniques for how to successfully overcome these roadblocks. The book walks students through a five-step process for researching and writing scholarly papers, and follows six published student papers from idea to final execution as a method of illustrating the principles advocated in the text. This example-based approach sets this book apart from others - the authors not only tell students how to approach their papers, but through annotated excerpts of example papers, they show student how to approach their papers. The book includes up-to-date information about legal research and organizational tools. It also includes 'bright ideas' that supplement the text with ideas and examples for student writers. The text may be used as either a required text for a course in Scholarly Legal Writing or a companion guide for students working on scholarly legal writing projects independently"--P. [4] of cover 
650 0 |a Legal composition 
650 0 |a Academic writing 
700 1 |a Murray, Kristen E. 
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