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Unit 5: Writing the Non-Doctrinal Seminar Paper
5.1 The Paper’s Architecture
| Chapter | Content | Typical length |
|---|---|---|
| Preliminary | Title page, declaration, acknowledgment, abstract (150–200 words), TOC | — |
| 1. Introduction | Problem, question, objectives, significance, scope | 4–6 pp |
| 2. Literature and legal framework | What is known; the doctrinal base (the rules under study) | 6–10 pp |
| 3. Methodology | Design, site, sample, tools, ethics, limitations | 4–6 pp |
| 4. Data presentation and analysis | Tables, themes, quotes — findings organized | 8–15 pp |
| 5. Discussion |
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