The Aims of Argument: A Brief Guide
ISBN: 9780073383842 | 0073383848
Edition: 7thFormat: Paperback
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages
Pub. Date: 11/9/2010
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The Aims of Argument focuses on the aimsor purposesof argument: to inquire, to convince, to persuade, and to mediate. In contrast to other books' pedagogy, Aims emphasizes rhetorical contexts, helping students become experts in reading, analyzing, and writing arguments.
The Aims of Argument, a comprehensive text for teaching argument, recognizes that people argue with a range of purposes in mind: to inquire, to convince, to persuade, and to negotiate. It offers a clear, logical learning sequence rather than ... MORE
The Aims of Argument, a comprehensive text for teaching argument, recognizes that people argue with a range of purposes in mind: to inquire, to convince, to persuade, and to negotiate. It offers a clear, logical learning sequence rather than ... MORE
Part 1: Resources for Reading and Writing Arguments 1. Understanding Argument 2. Reading an Argument 3. Analyzing an Argument: The Toulmin Method 4. Writing a Critique 5. Reading and Writing about Visual Arguments 6. Writing Research-Based Arguments 7. Ethical Writing and PlagiarismPart 2: The Aims of Argument 8. Joining the Conversation: Arguing to Inquire 9. Making Your Case: Arguing to Convince 10. Motivating Action: Arguing to Persuade 11. Resolving Conflict: Arguing to Mediate
2. Reading an Argument 3. Analyzing an Argument: The Toulmin Method 4. Writing a Critique 5. Reading and Writing about Visual Arguments 6. Writing Research-Based Arguments 7. Ethical Writing and PlagiarismPart 2: The Aims of Argument 8. Joining the Conversation: Arguing to Inquire 9. Making Your Case: Arguing to Convince 10. Motivating Action: Arguing to Persuade 11. Resolving Conflict: Arguing to Mediate
4. Writing a Critique 5. Reading and Writing about Visual Arguments 6. Writing Research-Based Arguments 7. Ethical Writing and PlagiarismPart 2: The Aims of Argument 8. Joining the Conversation: Arguing to Inquire 9. Making Your Case: Arguing to Convince 10. Motivating Action: Arguing to Persuade 11. Resolving Conflict: Arguing to Mediate
6. Writing Research-Based Arguments 7. Ethical Writing and PlagiarismPart 2: The Aims of Argument 8. Joining the Conversation: Arguing to Inquire 9. Making Your Case: Arguing to Convince 10. Motivating Action: Arguing to Persuade 11. Resolving Conflict: Arguing to Mediate
Part 2: The Aims of Argument 8. Joining the Conversation: Arguing to Inquire 9. Making Your Case: Arguing to Convince 10. Motivating Action: Arguing to Persuade 11. Resolving Conflict: Arguing to Mediate
9. Making Your Case: Arguing to Convince 10. Motivating Action: Arguing to Persuade 11. Resolving Conflict: Arguing to Mediate
11. Resolving Conflict: Arguing to Mediate
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