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- Fall 2009
- Preface
- Got Issues? An Empirical Study about Framing Them
- The Power of Brevity: Adopt Abraham Lincoln's Habits
- The Poetry of Persuasion: Early Literary Theory and Its Advice to Legal Writers
- Persuasion: An Annotated Bibliography
- The Narrative Construction of Legal Reality
- Characterization and Legal Discourse
- Legal Writing and Disciplinary Knowledge-Building: A Comparative Study
- "The Play of Those Who Have Not Yet Heard of Games": Creativity, Compliance, and the "Good Enough" Law Teacher
- Fall 2008
- Clarity and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: A Lesson from the Style Project
- A Shot Across the Bow: How to Write an Effective Demand Letter
- Rhetorical Judgments: Using Holistic Assessment to Improve the Quality of Administrative Decisions
- A Checklist for Drafting Good Contracts
- What a Transactional Lawyer Needs to Know: Identifying and Implementing Competencies for Transactional Lawyers
- Legal Writing Beyond Memos and Briefs: An Annotated Bibliography
- Real Collaborative Context: Opinion Writing and the Appellate Process
- Finding a Happy Medium: Teaching Contract Creation in the First Year
- Fall 2007
- When Worlds Collide: Exploring Intersections Between Legal Writing and Clinical Pedagogy, Scholarship, and Practice
- Using Actual Legal Work to Teach Legal Research and Writing
- But Who Will Teach Legal Reasoning and Synthesis?
- So Near and Yet So Far: Dreams of Collaboration Between Clinical and Legal Writing Programs
- Building Bridges: A Call for Greater Collaboration Between Legal Writing and Clinical Professors
- Comment: Survey of Cooperation Among Clinical, Pro Bono, Externship, and Legal Writing Faculty
- Cooperation, Not Collision: A Response to When Worlds Collide
- Fall 2006
- With Amici Like These: Cicero, Quintilian and the Importance of Stylistic Demeanor
- Court Speech as Political Action: Isocrates’ Rhetorical Ideal and the Legal Oratory of Daniel Webster
- Classical Persuasion through Grammar and Punctuation
- Philosophy v. Rhetoric in Legal Education: Understanding the Schism Between Doctrinal and Legal Writing Faculty
- Rhetoric Theory and Legal Writing: An Annotated Bibliography
- Best Practices Classics Brush Up Your Aristotle
- Advocacy and Emotion
- Law as Rhetoric, Rhetoric as Argument
- A Basis for Legal Reasoning: Logic on Appeal
- Effective Research Assistance and Scholarly Production
- Fall 2004
- The Next Frontier: Exploring the substance of legal writing
- Learning Styles and Lawyering: Using learning theory to organize thinking and writing
- Writing-across-the-law-school Curriculum: Theoretical justifications, curricular implications
- Painting with Print: Incorporating concepts of typographic and
layout design into the text of legal writing documents
- Teaching and Using Analogy in Law
- What is the sound of a corporation speaking? How the cognitive theory of metaphor can help lawyers shape the law
- Dr. King, Bull Connor, and persuasive narratives
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