Unit 2 Flashcards

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What is the Greek definition of Argument?

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a pleasurable, creative and productive activity that engages one in high level inquiry and critical thinking.

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What is Plato’s definition of Argument?

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Truth seeking inquiry- a clarification of one’s own values; to find and promote the best belief or best course of action.

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What is the text book definition of Argument?

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A formally and directly stated opinion that must be and will be supported with evidence and examples.

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What is the definition of Implicit Argument?

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not necessarily a written argument, it can be a poem or political cartoon, but it still persuades an audience to a certain viewpoint.

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What is a thesis statement?

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The thesis is the central idea of your paper. It needs to communicate a specific point about your topic and suit the purpose of the assignment.

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What is Authorial Ethos?

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The trust a writer or speaker must establish in order that his/her ideas are considered.

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What is Research?

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It is a critical synthesis of a “diversity” and quality of support.

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What is External Diversity of Support?

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Include and synthesize multiple perspectives from credible sources.

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What does S/E/E stand for?

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Statement, Evidences, Explanation

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What are the four categories of internal diversity of support?

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Facts and Examples, Numerical Data, Expert Opinions, and Personal Testimony.

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