Arguments In Manifestos

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Helps us to clear thoughts and express for better understanding of an issue

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Arguments

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Set of ideas put together to prove a point

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Arguments

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Meaning of argument in real world

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Fight or conflict

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Defined as written statement declaring publicly the intentions, motives, or views of it’s issuer

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Manifesto

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Means breaking it down into its components in order to determine whether or not it is strong or week, effective or not

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Analyzing an argument

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Group of statement or reasons used to persuade the readers that what he/she believes is true.

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Writer’s argument

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Three major ways that author present an argument

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Reasoning
Evidence
Appeal

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Giving local explanation of the arguments

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Reasoning

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Presenting statistic facts and studies

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Evidence

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Stimulate the readers emotion

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Appeal

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Parts of an argument

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A claim or statement that summarizes the idea

Reason why that claim is true and/or evidence that supports that claim

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Types of arguments

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Deductive arguments
Inductive arguments

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Proceeds from general ideas/ facts to specific inferences

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Deductive Arguments

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Example of deductive argument

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Premise 1 : all men are mortal ( major premise/ very general statement)

Premise 2: Railey is a man ( minor premise/ more specific)

Conclusion: Railey is a mortal ( very specific statement)

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Derives from specific observation leads to a general conclusion

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Inductive arguments

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Premise: the past marvel movies have been incredibly successful at the box office

Conclusion: therefore, the next marvel movie will probably be successful

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Inductive arguments