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Arguments: creating & refuting (argumentation skills course)

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Writing Prompt

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The Toulmin Model

The Toulmin Model. Developed by British philosopher Stephen Toulmin in The Uses of Argument (1958). This method acknowledges the complications of life by using qualifiers. Examples of qualifiers: s ometimes o ften p resumably u nless a lmost rarely p ossibly i n general

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First-Year Writing and Rhetoric

First-Year Writing and Rhetoric. Structuring Arguments. Structuring Arguments. Inductive Reasoning: gives specific examples. Then it draws a conclusion. It is all about going from the very specific to the more general.

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Toulmin Argument

Toulmin Argument. Developing a Credible Argument. Claim. Represents a controversial, debatable, and defendable position A CLAIM IS NOT Merely an observation: Many teenagers obsess over their looks. A question Why are people interested in maintaining their right to privacy?.

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English B50

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Coding

Coding. Approaches to making sense of qualitative data. What is Coding?. Coding is the process of organizing and interpreting qualitative or open-ended data. Interviews Observations Open-ended survey responses You code through pattern-matching and analysis.

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Lecture Notes for Verbal Reasoning

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The Toulmin Argument

The Toulmin Argument. The everyday argument. Components. The most basic components are: Evidence Warrants A claim. Beware!.

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