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From Writing Advice to Manuscript Governance: A Constrained-Transformation Framework for Academic Revision
Academic revision presents a governance problem when legitimate writing objectives conflict. Writing-process and social-science research show that revision is recursive and that wording carries epistemic and disciplinary commitments. Those literatures identify important constraints but do not settle
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