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Treatise
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a long and formal piece of writing about a specific subject
What is a "treatise"?
A treatise is a formal and detailed written work that explores a specific subject or topic in depth. It is typically scholarly in nature and provides a thorough examination, analysis, and explanation of the subject matter. A treatise is often structured logically, with clear arguments and evidence supporting the author's conclusions. It is usually longer than an article or essay and is intended to contribute to the academic or intellectual understanding of the subject. Treatises are commonly found in fields such as philosophy, law, science, or history.
Examples
Isaac Newton 's " Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy " is a famous treatise on physics.
The philosopher wrote a comprehensive treatise on ethics and morality.
