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The core of an argument

Due Friday 2/22. Develop an argument for or against the following claim: Computer scientists need a code of ethics such as the ACM Code. Outline the argument using the Toulmin structure as described in Chapter 5. This writing assignment can be in outline form (more to come).. Social context. Author.

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Elements of an Argument

Elements of an Argument. Rhetorical Triangle. pathos. ethos. audience. speaker. message. logos. The Appeals. pathos – emotional appeal; stirs strong feelings within the audience logos – logical appeal; constructs a message of a well-reasoned argument

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Qualifying An Argument

Qualifying An Argument. Softening the Blow. If you qualify a statement, you add some information, evidence, or phrase in order to make it less strong or less generalized (recommended).

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GRE: Analysis of an Argument

GRE: Analysis of an Argument. Stefan Rodić 526/2010 s rodic04 @ gmail.com School of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade. arguments. Discussion about two real estate firms in one town: Adams Realty and Fitch Realty. Number of real estate agents. Revenue during one year.

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Everything’s an Argument

“Dispute it like a man.” Macduff responds gruffly, “But I must also feel it as a man.” (Mac. 4.3. 219-21 ). Everything’s an Argument. The Rhetorical Triangle- (right side). Pathos-Emotional Argument (left side).

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Components of an Argument

Components of an Argument. Argument vs. Persuasion. Uses factual evidence Makes counterarguments and concessions Uses logos to make arguments Does preliminary research by comparing texts to establish a claim Formal language with denotative meanings of words. Claims based on opinion

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Parts of an argument

Parts of an argument. Claim. The position being argued for; the conclusion of the argument What are you trying to prove?. Evidence. The facts and data that support your claim Usually found by reading, observation, or other research. Reasoning.

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Elements of an Argument

Elements of an Argument. What do you need to make this work?. Argument. Argument. What is an argument? Claim – What are you trying to say? An evaluation A proposal Your thesis statement Reasons & Evidence – What do you have to back it up? Examples – personal narratives, etc.

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Writing an Argument

Writing an Argument. Tuesday, April 26, 2011 English 370 Melissa Gunby. What is Argument?. When most people hear the word argument , they think of a verbal fight, or a heated exchange on a show like O’Rielly Report or some other political talk show.

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The Five Parts of a Classical Argument

The Five Parts of a Classical Argument . Part 1: Introduction Warms up the audience Establishes goodwill and rapport with the readers Announces the general theme or thesis of the argument. Part 2: Narration. Summarizes relevant background material

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“Everything’s an Argument”

“Everything’s an Argument”. How to Prepare for a Research Paper. Definition of “argument”. Any text—written, spoken or visual—that expresses a point of view.

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Parts of an Argument

Parts of an Argument. Claim, Reasons, Evidence. What is a claim. A sentence that clearly states your opinion about a debatable topic and can be supported with logical reasons and evidence . EXAMPLE: Rover has fleas. Logical Reasons.

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GRE: Analysis of an Argument

Faculty of Mathematics, University of Belgrade, Serbia. GRE: Analysis of an Argument. Boris Radovanovi ć mi06046@alas.matf.bg.ac.rs Marko Stoji ć evi ć mi06064@alas.matf.bg.ac.rs. Table of content. Defining a problem Defining arguments Argument elaboration Conclusion and questions.

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ORGANIZATION OF AN ARGUMENT

ORGANIZATION OF AN ARGUMENT. Position or Opinion (Thesis). Reason #1. Reason #2. Reason #3. Reason #4. Conclusion (Personal statement, summary or prediction). Adapted from .

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Writing an Analysis of an Argument

Writing an Analysis of an Argument. Comp 2 Winter. Write an Analysis? Ugh!.

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Writing an Argument

Writing an Argument. CH. 8. Writing an Argument Paper:. Purpose is to persuade Make claims or assertions reasonably 2 sides to every argument Argument is about getting to the truth. Argument Writing Features:. Providing your opinion on a particular topic Focus on issue of public concern

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Vocabulary of an argument...

Vocabulary of an argument. Basic principles. Assertions. a claim or statement of opinion not a fact be skeptical never should stand alone conclusions without evidence. Thesis and Topic Sentences. A really big, main assertion which the whole paper is trying to prove

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The Structure of an Argument

The Structure of an Argument. Every argument consists of three parts…. 1. The CLAIM. The CLAIM is the statement being offered as true. Synonyms: assertion, statement, argument. The Death Penalty deters crime. 2. The DATA.

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PARTS OF AN ARGUMENT

HOW TO ANALYZE AND FORMULATE AN ARGUMENT. PARTS OF AN ARGUMENT. PERSUASION DEFINED. Persuasion A general term referring to how a writer influences an audience to adopt a belief or compel an action.

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Everything’s An Argument

Everything’s An Argument. AP Lang and Comp: Snell. The Three Appeals. The Greek philosopher Aristotle was interested in how people won agreement. He divided techniques of persuasion into three categories: Ethos Pathos Logos. Ethos (Ethical Appeal).

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ORGANIZATION OF AN ARGUMENT

ORGANIZATION OF AN ARGUMENT. Position or Opinion (Thesis). Reason #1. Reason #2. Reason #3. Reason #4. Conclusion (Personal statement, summary or prediction). Adapted from.

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Structuring An Argument

Structuring An Argument. Argument Seeks to discover a truth Seeks conviction Seeks to get audience to agree with us More about finding the best strategy to present ideas. Persuasion Seeks to know a truth Seeks to change opinion using reason and other rhetorical strategies

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