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Black Letters: An Ethnography of a Beginning Legal Writing Course (Research and Teaching in Rhetoric and Composition)

Words, Language & Grammar

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This detailed ethnographic study of the issues of power, interpretation, and identity involved in becoming a lawyer follows six students through a year-long legal writing course. The book examines how language issues reflect the relationships that these first-year law students build between themselves and both the legal texts they are taught and the clients they will represent. The data considered include all of the legal memos and brief the students produced for the course, their teacher's comentary on these texts, and extensive interview data from both the students and the teacher From the Back Cover This detailed ethnographic study of the issues of power, interpretation, and identity involved in becoming a lawyer follows six students through a year-long legal writing course. The book examines how language issues reflect the relationships that these first-year law students build between themselves and both the legal texts they are taught and the clients they will represent. The data considered include all of the legal memos and brief the students produced for the course, their teacher's comentary on these texts, and extensive interview data from both the students and the teacher

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Format: Hardcover
ASIN: 1572737743
Category: Books > Subjects > Reference > Words, Language & Grammar
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 15 February 2010
Listed Since: 22 February 2010

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