'Classical argument' diaporamas de présentation

The core of argument

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Responding to Objections and Alternative Views

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The Ontological argument for the existence of God

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Writing A Research Paper

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Types of Arguments

Types of Arguments. Classical Argument. Introduction (exordium) Narration: The Story (narration) Thesis/Claim/Key Issues (partition) Confirmation: support your claim ( confirmatio ) Refutation: the other side (refutation) Conclusion: the end ( p eroratio ). Rogerian Argument.

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The Argument Paper

The Argument Paper. Karen S. Wright. Writing Argument. The argument paper must present a debatable point. Mere knowledge of the truth will not give you the art of persuasion. Plato. Choosing a Topic. When choosing a topic for written argument, be sure it is open for debate.

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Argumentative Writing Decoded

Argumentative Writing Decoded. Jennifer C. Chandler, Presenter Lead Master Teacher, Shelby County Schools White Station Middle School, 7 th Grade English. What is an argument?.

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The Declaration of Independence

The Declaration of Independence. Rhetorical Devices Worksheet. On your own, quickly fill out the worksheet provided using page 227 as a guide. Keep this sheet in your notes. You will need to refer back to it several times as we read the next few pieces. Bell Work.

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The Declaration of Independence

The Declaration of Independence. Rhetorical Devices Worksheet. On your own, quickly fill out the worksheet provided using page 227 as a guide. Keep this sheet in your notes. You will need to refer back to it several times as we read the next few pieces. Bell Work.

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Daily Agenda Tuesday 02.18.14

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An Introduction to Persuasion and Argument

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The toulmin Model of Rhetorical Argument

Building on the Classical Argument P.A. McCabe-Remmell Department of English University of South Florida. The toulmin Model of Rhetorical Argument. Stephen E. Toulmin.

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THE CLASSICAL ORATION

THE CLASSICAL ORATION. Greek and Roman Rhetoric. Classical Argument - The History. One of the oldest known forms for making an argument (Greeks, 5 th century BC )

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2.1

2.1. Researched Argument. 2.1 Classical Argument. EVERYONE should be using the topic they used for the literature review. (Email me if you have questions) The banned topics list still applies.

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Writing a Thesis statement for a Classical Argument

Writing a Thesis statement for a Classical Argument. Classical Argument Unit. Your claim must be debatable. The position you take in your paper cannot be something that is universally agreed or disagreed upon. A reasonable person should be able to take more than one side on your issue.

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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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