: Re: Put text between section and subsection headings? Are there rules about whether or not to put text between section and subsection headings (in scholarly works)? 1 section heading text

A quick check of a dozen nonfiction books from my bookshelf suggests that it's unusual to start a section with a subsection. In all but one book (an economics book from 1956), each chapter and section begins with some text that introduces the topic and sets the stage for what follows.

So it's not against the rules to start a section with a subsection, but it's unusual.

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