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: Ross-Blakley Law Library BlogWhat is a Treatise?
By Amy Levine
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What is a Treatise?
A book. Or a series of books. But the unique characteristic is that a treatise is about one particular subject. So when you look in the law library?s treatise collection you will see treatises on all kinds of subjects.
What makes a treatise a treatise not just a book? The subject not the form. A little logic?All treatises are books (unless they are electronic) but not all books are treatises.
Treatises are great secondary sources to use when you begin your research or read more
Full post as published by Ross-Blakley Law Library Blog on September 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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