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is just like a debate but in written form

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position paper

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the goal is to convince the audience that your opinion is valid and defensible and presents one side of an arguable opinion about an issue

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position paper

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are claims backed by reasons that are supported by evidence

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arguments

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five characteristics of argument

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argumentation is a social process, argument is an art, argument involves contested issues, argument fills much of our lives

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5
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tasks reserved for philosophical inquiry

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argument

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four general components of argument

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claim, reason, support, and warrant

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statements about what is true or good or about what should be done or believed . are potentially arguable

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claims

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statements that support a given claim, making a claim more than a mere assertion. pass two tests

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reasons

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substantiates the reasons offered and helps compel audiences to accept an advanced claim. comes in the form evidence

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support

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comes in different sorts, and tends to vary from one academic field or argument topic to another. offers challenges and support to the reasons given

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evidence

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are the inferences or assumptions that connect the support to the claim. often answer the question what…

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warrants

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examples of non arguments

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explanations, mere assertions, conditional statements, loosely connected statements

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can be tricky because it often use one of the indicator words

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explanations

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are obviously not arguments, if a teacher tells you simply that you will not get…

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mere assertions

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are sentences that have theform if, the, a conditional statemnt asserts that if something is true, then something else would be true also

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conditional statements

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16
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is a document publicly declaring the position or program of its issuer. it advances a set of ideas or views but it can also lay out a plan of action

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manifesto

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what one intends to have happened

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goal

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items to be achieved or tasks to be fulfilled

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list and rules

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aims to create a new world. it presents a vision for the future

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world

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aims for a change in state, the author is trying to convince the reader to believe the concept that he/she trying to convery

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manifesto