Revisions to What do you call those divisions of a book bigger than a paragraph but smaller than a chapter?

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edited Feb 10, 2012 at 21:29

The order of subdivision runs "Part (Subpart) and Section (Subsection)" between paragraph and chapter, as I found.

 1.Title (Subtitle)
 2.Chapter (Subchapter)
 3.Part (Subpart) 
 4.Section (Subsection)
 5.Paragraph (Subparagraph)
 6.Clause (Subclause)

Title (Subtitle)

Chapter (Subchapter)

Part (Subpart)

Section (Subsection)

Paragraph (Subparagraph)

Clause (Subclause)

The order of subdivision runs "Part (Subpart) and Section (Subsection)" between paragraph and chapter, as I found.

 1.Title (Subtitle)
 2.Chapter (Subchapter)
 3.Part (Subpart) 
 4.Section (Subsection)
 5.Paragraph (Subparagraph)
 6.Clause (Subclause)

The order of subdivision runs "Part (Subpart) and Section (Subsection)" between paragraph and chapter, as I found.

Title (Subtitle)

Chapter (Subchapter)

Part (Subpart)

Section (Subsection)

Paragraph (Subparagraph)

Clause (Subclause)

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edited May 21, 2011 at 13:11

user8568

The order of subdivision runs "Part (Subpart) and Section (Subsection)" between paragraph and chapter, as I found.

 1.Title (Subtitle)
 2.Chapter (Subchapter)
 3.Part (Subpart) 
 4.Section (Subsection)
 5.Paragraph (Subparagraph)
 6.Clause (Subclause)

The order of subdivision runs "Part (Subpart) and Section (Subsection)" between paragraph and chapter, as I found.

 1.Title (Subtitle)
 2.Chapter (Subchapter)
 3.Part (Subpart) 
 4.Section (Subsection)
 5.Paragraph (Subparagraph)
 6.Clause (Subclause)

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created May 21, 2011 at 12:38

user8568

The order of subdivision runs "Part (Subpart) and Section (Subsection)" between paragraph and chapter, as I found.

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