Analyzing Arguments Flashcards

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formal way to make a point (spoken or written)

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Argument

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Steps to identify arguments

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  1. Read the paragraph
  2. Ask questions
  3. Summarize into own words
  4. Find sentences that matches summary
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What does “to analyze” means?

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  • break down into parts
  • to be a critical thinker
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3 facets of analyzation

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  1. issue
  2. claim
  3. evidences
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6 steps to analyze

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  1. Clarify
  2. Analyze
  3. Evidence
  4. Nuance
  5. Style
  6. Judgement
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[6 steps to analyze]
- THESIS STATEMENT

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CLARIFY

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[6 steps to analyze]
- DETERMINE STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS

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ANALYZE

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[6 steps to analyze]
- STRENGTH/WEAKNESS
- TRUE
-SOURCE

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EVIDENCE

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[6 steps to analyze]
- CLEARNESS
- EXPLICIT OR IMPLICIT

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NUANCE

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[6 steps to analyze]
- HOW THE TEXT IS WRITTEN

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STYLE

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[6 steps to analyze]
- VALIDATION OF ARGUMENTS

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JUDGEMENT

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refers to valid sources

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credible evidence

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7 things to consider in credible evidence

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  1. Author
  2. Publication
  3. Area of expertise
  4. Date
  5. Source
  6. Peer review
  7. Relevant to topic
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