I took the side of fast food having more positive effects whether than negative, because it is convenient, cheap to purchase, and create jobs for the unemployed. My second writing was more of an evaluation of a movie called Brotherly Love. What became an obstacle was trying to form a cohesive thesis so every standard is mention and is easy to read. Next, was my evaluation of Tori Bosch’s argument. Bosch argues that the current zombie craze originates in part in the anxiety felt by white-collar workers in the current economic malaise that their skills are of no value. While I was evaluating her argument I had to choose a side, agree or disagree. Lastly, was a persuasive and documented essay about multi-tasking and how it really does not benefit people. I needed to get the audience on my side along with providing valid reasons of why they should even consider listening to me to build my credibility. In addition, we not only wrote, but also learned about logical fallacies. Before taking composition two I could tell you nothing about fallacies. But, now I have the ability to tell you what exactly a fallacy is while also naming different kinds like overstatement, oversimplification, and hasty generalization, just to name a few. All a fallacy is, is a failure in reasoning that renders an argument invalid. When I walked
I took the side of fast food having more positive effects whether than negative, because it is convenient, cheap to purchase, and create jobs for the unemployed. My second writing was more of an evaluation of a movie called Brotherly Love. What became an obstacle was trying to form a cohesive thesis so every standard is mention and is easy to read. Next, was my evaluation of Tori Bosch’s argument. Bosch argues that the current zombie craze originates in part in the anxiety felt by white-collar workers in the current economic malaise that their skills are of no value. While I was evaluating her argument I had to choose a side, agree or disagree. Lastly, was a persuasive and documented essay about multi-tasking and how it really does not benefit people. I needed to get the audience on my side along with providing valid reasons of why they should even consider listening to me to build my credibility. In addition, we not only wrote, but also learned about logical fallacies. Before taking composition two I could tell you nothing about fallacies. But, now I have the ability to tell you what exactly a fallacy is while also naming different kinds like overstatement, oversimplification, and hasty generalization, just to name a few. All a fallacy is, is a failure in reasoning that renders an argument invalid. When I walked