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Multidisciplinary Rhetoric

All rhetorical demands are not equal, for an essay written in English does not necessarily achieve the same ends as an essay written in political science, in math, or in business. Here are a number of writing resources, including guidelines for how academic writing differs among the different disciplines.

Resources

Humanities
- General Advice for Non-majors in the Humanities - Dartmouth College
Law & Social Justice
- Resources for Social Justice Research
- Doing a Research Project by Jane Curry
Political Science
- Writing a Political Science Essay by Charles King, Georgetown University
Psychology
- Essay Writing Guide - Paul Bishop, Jason Bohan, and Eugene Dawydiak
- Writing Guide by George Mason University
Religious Studies
- Writing in Religious Studies - University of North Carolina
- Writing the Religion Paper - Dartmouth College
Sciences
- General Advice for Non-majors in the Science - Dartmouth College
Social Sciences
- The Art of Writing Proposals: Some Candid Suggestions for Applicants to Social Science Research Council Competitions by Adam Przeworski and Frank Salomon
- General Advice for Non-majors Writing in the Social Sciences - Dartmouth Writing Program
- Writing in the Social Science Department by Michelle Anne Fistek

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Multidisciplinary Rhetoric

Resources

Humanities

Law & Social Justice

Political Science

Psychology

Religious Studies

Sciences

Social Sciences