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Oxford University Press - The Language of Law School Book

Name: Oxford University Press - The Language of Law School Book
Brand: Oxford University Press
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Understanding the shift in mindset required for legal studies is a major hurdle for many students. Beth Mertz provides a unique look into the intellectual transformation known as learning to think like a lawyer. This book examines how students learn to approach conflicts through new ways of speaking and writing. By analyzing the specific ways professors use language during lectures and examinations, Mertz explores how this process of mental change actually works. This study is based on linguistic research using tape recordings from the author's own first year of law school. It offers a rare look at the spoken and written communication that shapes a legal education. For anyone interested in the linguistics of legal training and the way law students develop their professional voice, this work from Oxford University Press provides a detailed perspective on the educational experience.

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Examines the intellectual transformation of law students as they learn to think like a lawyer.

Analyzes how spoken and written language directs the process of legal training.

Based on linguistic research using actual tape recordings from a first-year law student.

Provides insight into how professors use lectures and examinations to guide student development.

Explores the new ways students learn to communicate about legal conflicts.

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Brand: Oxford University Press
Format: paperback
ASIN: 019518310X
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 03 February 2007
Listed Since: 13 February 2007

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