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Understanding Argumentation: Key Concepts and Assignments

This week, we will discuss Assignment 1 and start Assignment 2, which is due in class on September 5. Please read Chapter 10 of "The Gift of Fire" by Mary Jean Harrold. We will also have a quick quiz focused on understanding arguments. Questions will explore the definition, types, and essential components of an argument, as well as the distinction between truth-seeking and persuasion. Additionally, reflect on how to approach reading as both a believer and a doubter, and consider future situations where persuasive arguments will be necessary.

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Understanding Argumentation: Key Concepts and Assignments

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  1. Class 2 • Questions, comments • Discussion of Assignment 1 • Assign • Assignment 2 (start in class on 8/31; due in class on 9/5) • Readings • Gift of Fire: Ch 10 (8/31) Mary Jean Harrold

  2. Quick Quiz Name • What is an argument? Give an example of a dialogue that is not an argument? • What are • types of arguments? • Essential components of an argument? • What is the difference between “truth seeking” and “persuasion” in argumentation? • What does it mean to • Read as a believer? • Read as a doubter? • What are three situations in your life/career that you anticipate (during the next five years) will require you to make an persuasive argument? (list the situation, who will be involved, etc.) Mary Jean Harrold

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