Argument Toolbox
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Argument Toolbox
Peters, K. J.
Broadview Press Ltd
03/2022
232
Mole
Inglês
9781554815166
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1 Building Arguments: An Introduction
Module I-1: Argument Defined
Module I-2: Invention and Research: How Will You Find Ideas and Evidence?
Module I-3: What You Need to Know about Writing in Universities and Colleges
Chapter 2 Inventing and Researching Arguments
Module II-1: Elements of Effective Invention
Module II-2: Invention Strategies
Module II-3: Using Research to Find and Develop Ideas
Module II-4: Using Databases and Search Engines
Module II-5: Organizing Your Research
Module II-6: How Do I Evaluate Sources?
Module II-7: Avoiding Plagiarism
Module II-8: Integrating Sources Authoritatively
Chapter 3 Orienting Arguments
Module III-1: Rhetorical Situation Defined
Module III-2: Audience Defined
Module III-3: Analyzing an Audience
Module III-4: Using Appeals, Media, and Conventions to Influence Your Audience
Chapter 4 Framing Arguments
Module IV-1: Framing Your Subject
Module IV-2: Primary and Secondary Stasis Questions
Module IV-3: Building an Argument Using Stasis Questions
Chapter 5 Shaping Arguments
Module VI-1: What Audiences Expect of a State-the-Facts Argument
Module VI-2: A State-the-Facts Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-3: What Audiences Expect of a Definition Argument
Module VI-4: A Definition Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-5: What Audiences Expect of a Causal Argument
Module VI-6: A Causal Argument Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-7: What Audiences Expect of an Analysis and Evaluation
Module VI-8: An Analysis and Evaluation Genre: Review of a Cultural Event
Module VI-9: What Audiences Expect of a Proposal
Module VI-10: A Proposal Genre: Position Paper
Chapter 6 Polishing Arguments
Module VI-1: Logical Fallacies Defined
Module VI-2: Awkwardness and Flow Defined
Module VI-3: Using Visuals in your Argument
Module VI-4: Using Design Conventions in your Argument
Module VI-5: Proofreading your Argument
Chapter 7 Documentation
Module VII-1: MLA Style for In-text Citation
Module VII-2: MLA List of Works Cited
Module VII-3: APA Style for In-text Citation
Module VII-4: APA List of References
Module I-1: Argument Defined
Module I-2: Invention and Research: How Will You Find Ideas and Evidence?
Module I-3: What You Need to Know about Writing in Universities and Colleges
Chapter 2 Inventing and Researching Arguments
Module II-1: Elements of Effective Invention
Module II-2: Invention Strategies
Module II-3: Using Research to Find and Develop Ideas
Module II-4: Using Databases and Search Engines
Module II-5: Organizing Your Research
Module II-6: How Do I Evaluate Sources?
Module II-7: Avoiding Plagiarism
Module II-8: Integrating Sources Authoritatively
Chapter 3 Orienting Arguments
Module III-1: Rhetorical Situation Defined
Module III-2: Audience Defined
Module III-3: Analyzing an Audience
Module III-4: Using Appeals, Media, and Conventions to Influence Your Audience
Chapter 4 Framing Arguments
Module IV-1: Framing Your Subject
Module IV-2: Primary and Secondary Stasis Questions
Module IV-3: Building an Argument Using Stasis Questions
Chapter 5 Shaping Arguments
Module VI-1: What Audiences Expect of a State-the-Facts Argument
Module VI-2: A State-the-Facts Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-3: What Audiences Expect of a Definition Argument
Module VI-4: A Definition Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-5: What Audiences Expect of a Causal Argument
Module VI-6: A Causal Argument Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-7: What Audiences Expect of an Analysis and Evaluation
Module VI-8: An Analysis and Evaluation Genre: Review of a Cultural Event
Module VI-9: What Audiences Expect of a Proposal
Module VI-10: A Proposal Genre: Position Paper
Chapter 6 Polishing Arguments
Module VI-1: Logical Fallacies Defined
Module VI-2: Awkwardness and Flow Defined
Module VI-3: Using Visuals in your Argument
Module VI-4: Using Design Conventions in your Argument
Module VI-5: Proofreading your Argument
Chapter 7 Documentation
Module VII-1: MLA Style for In-text Citation
Module VII-2: MLA List of Works Cited
Module VII-3: APA Style for In-text Citation
Module VII-4: APA List of References
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Argumentation; essay writing; composition; college writing; first-year writing; argumentative essays
Chapter 1 Building Arguments: An Introduction
Module I-1: Argument Defined
Module I-2: Invention and Research: How Will You Find Ideas and Evidence?
Module I-3: What You Need to Know about Writing in Universities and Colleges
Chapter 2 Inventing and Researching Arguments
Module II-1: Elements of Effective Invention
Module II-2: Invention Strategies
Module II-3: Using Research to Find and Develop Ideas
Module II-4: Using Databases and Search Engines
Module II-5: Organizing Your Research
Module II-6: How Do I Evaluate Sources?
Module II-7: Avoiding Plagiarism
Module II-8: Integrating Sources Authoritatively
Chapter 3 Orienting Arguments
Module III-1: Rhetorical Situation Defined
Module III-2: Audience Defined
Module III-3: Analyzing an Audience
Module III-4: Using Appeals, Media, and Conventions to Influence Your Audience
Chapter 4 Framing Arguments
Module IV-1: Framing Your Subject
Module IV-2: Primary and Secondary Stasis Questions
Module IV-3: Building an Argument Using Stasis Questions
Chapter 5 Shaping Arguments
Module VI-1: What Audiences Expect of a State-the-Facts Argument
Module VI-2: A State-the-Facts Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-3: What Audiences Expect of a Definition Argument
Module VI-4: A Definition Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-5: What Audiences Expect of a Causal Argument
Module VI-6: A Causal Argument Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-7: What Audiences Expect of an Analysis and Evaluation
Module VI-8: An Analysis and Evaluation Genre: Review of a Cultural Event
Module VI-9: What Audiences Expect of a Proposal
Module VI-10: A Proposal Genre: Position Paper
Chapter 6 Polishing Arguments
Module VI-1: Logical Fallacies Defined
Module VI-2: Awkwardness and Flow Defined
Module VI-3: Using Visuals in your Argument
Module VI-4: Using Design Conventions in your Argument
Module VI-5: Proofreading your Argument
Chapter 7 Documentation
Module VII-1: MLA Style for In-text Citation
Module VII-2: MLA List of Works Cited
Module VII-3: APA Style for In-text Citation
Module VII-4: APA List of References
Module I-1: Argument Defined
Module I-2: Invention and Research: How Will You Find Ideas and Evidence?
Module I-3: What You Need to Know about Writing in Universities and Colleges
Chapter 2 Inventing and Researching Arguments
Module II-1: Elements of Effective Invention
Module II-2: Invention Strategies
Module II-3: Using Research to Find and Develop Ideas
Module II-4: Using Databases and Search Engines
Module II-5: Organizing Your Research
Module II-6: How Do I Evaluate Sources?
Module II-7: Avoiding Plagiarism
Module II-8: Integrating Sources Authoritatively
Chapter 3 Orienting Arguments
Module III-1: Rhetorical Situation Defined
Module III-2: Audience Defined
Module III-3: Analyzing an Audience
Module III-4: Using Appeals, Media, and Conventions to Influence Your Audience
Chapter 4 Framing Arguments
Module IV-1: Framing Your Subject
Module IV-2: Primary and Secondary Stasis Questions
Module IV-3: Building an Argument Using Stasis Questions
Chapter 5 Shaping Arguments
Module VI-1: What Audiences Expect of a State-the-Facts Argument
Module VI-2: A State-the-Facts Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-3: What Audiences Expect of a Definition Argument
Module VI-4: A Definition Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-5: What Audiences Expect of a Causal Argument
Module VI-6: A Causal Argument Genre: Research Paper
Module VI-7: What Audiences Expect of an Analysis and Evaluation
Module VI-8: An Analysis and Evaluation Genre: Review of a Cultural Event
Module VI-9: What Audiences Expect of a Proposal
Module VI-10: A Proposal Genre: Position Paper
Chapter 6 Polishing Arguments
Module VI-1: Logical Fallacies Defined
Module VI-2: Awkwardness and Flow Defined
Module VI-3: Using Visuals in your Argument
Module VI-4: Using Design Conventions in your Argument
Module VI-5: Proofreading your Argument
Chapter 7 Documentation
Module VII-1: MLA Style for In-text Citation
Module VII-2: MLA List of Works Cited
Module VII-3: APA Style for In-text Citation
Module VII-4: APA List of References
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