Analyzing an argument
[DOC File]ACTIVITY: IDENTIFYING CLAIMS & ANALYZING ARGUMENTS …
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Analyzing Argument. Aristotle. hoped than mankind would embrace the logic of the syllogism and the enthymeme for making arguments. While he recognized the need for, and importance of, emotional appeals, he claimed that the affairs of mankind should be handled through logic. You will recognize the syllogism as the old "fluffy is a mammal" argument.
[DOC File]Analyzing Argument
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Are you persuaded by the argument? Why or why not? If you are not persuaded, is there anything the author could do to increase his/her chances of persuading you? If you are persuaded, was the author “preaching to the choir,” or have you been influenced by his/her argument? Explain. What is the BEST thing about this essay – what works well?
[DOC File]Analyzing Arguments - SJSU
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Understanding Toulmin Argument. Toulmin Argument is a mode of both constructing and analyzing arguments. While it is not the only way to examine or build an argument, it is certainly a useful tool for students and professionals alike. The Toulmin argument has five main components: the claim, the reason, the warrant, the grounds and the backing.
[DOC File]Analyzing Arguments - San Jose State University
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Activity: Identifying Claims & Analyzing Arguments in Literary Analysis Essays The purpose of this activity is to analyze how a literary analysis essays works, paying particular attention to the way in which claims of interpretation work in regards to literary argument.
[DOC File]6th Grade Reading/Writing Argumentative Texts - Unit ...
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To become informed and contributing citizens in a democracy, students must develop analytical skills to recognize and understand the tools of argument and persuasion, as well as persuasive skills, including the ability to analyze and integrate evidence appropriate to their audience. This unit will teach students the elements of rhetorical analysis.
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The ability to distinguish between deceptive and logical reasoning is an essential skill in critically analyzing written and oral arguments. The danger of deceptive arguments comes from their misleading nature, which may cause you to reject a valid opposing argument or embrace an …
Lesson - Tips for Analyzing an Argument
Core structure of an argument: You should be able to identify these elements in any argument you are analyzing or writing. They form the backbone of any argument. the claim: an arguable statement (not a fact or matter of taste) the reasons. supporting the claim. assumptions. behind the reasons. evidence. used to support each reason
[DOCX File]Toulmin Argument Part I - Mt. San Antonio College
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10. Write Argument Paragraph: Students write an argumentative paragraph as modeled and practiced in items 4 and 5 above. Students should do part or all of this assignment independently or with a partner (teacher choice, based on student needs). Students will end by sharing their argument paragraphs aloud.
[DOC File]Argumentative Essay Analysis Worksheet
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Analyzing Arguments: The Basics. Overview: Learning to analyze other people’s arguments is an essential part of your critical thinking skills and a major goal for this course, as it makes you a more skillful reader and a better writer. Below are some basic concepts and questions you should get in the habit of asking every time you read an ...
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