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Preface
Note to Students
PART I. THE AIMS OF ARGUMENT
1. An Overview of Key Terms
What Is Argument? / How Should We Approach Argument? / What Are the Aims of Argument? / Arguing to Inquire / Arguing to Convince / Arguing to Persuade / Arguing to Negotiate / The Aims of Argument: A Summary / What Is Rhetoric
2. Reading an Argument
Before You Read / Recalling Prior Knowledge / Considering the Rhetorical Context / As You Read / The First Reading / Anna Quindlen, “Making the Mosaic” / The Second Reading / The Third Reading / After You Read
3. Analyzing an Argument: A Simplified Toulmin Method
A Preliminary Critical Reading / William F. May, “Rising to the Occasion of Our Death” / A Step-by-Step Demonstration of the Toulmin Method / Analyzing the Claim / Analyzing the Reasons / Analyzing the Evidence / Noting Refutations / Summarizing Your Analysis / Student Sample: An Argument for Analysis: Amber Young, “Capital Punishment: Society's Self-Defense”
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Vivian Izer
reviewed The aims of argument on January 27, 2008
The aims of argument
This is a very dense book, but it is loaded with good information.
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