US EditionJust one paragraph: expressing complexity in academic prose
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Just one paragraph: expressing complexity in academic prose
The next paragraph is both an exercise in debunking and an exercise in producing good academic prose. One-sentence paragraphs of under 30 words, the norm in such exploits as tabloid journalism, are the antithesis of academic work. Those producing academic prose should feel free to let their paragraphs get long: expressing a complex idea can require lengthy sentences, and articulating the steps in logic that make up an overall point requires one …
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