In at the deep end of essay marking

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This is a paper designed to provoke thought and discussion about good practice in marking essays, applicable primarily in Philosophy but intended to serve as a model for argument-based writing in other subject areas. The system I promote is described in section if the reader wishes to skip to that part. But my claims in the earlier sections are by no means uncontroversial.

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