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    School: Arts and Humanities Course Number: ENGL102 Course Name: Effectiveness in Writing Credit Hours: 3 Length of Course: 8 Weeks Prerequisite: ENGL101 Table of Contents Instructor Information Evaluation Procedures Course Description Grading Scale Course Scope Course Outline Course Objectives Policies Course Delivery Method Academic Services Course Resources Selected Bibliography Instructor Information See your classroom for your instructor’s contact

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    References: Kenny‚ M. 31st October 2009. The real debate – pipe-dream dream or nuclear. The Advertiser. Johnson‚ S. 12th April 2010. Coal-fuelled future for Australia. The West Australian. Streaker‚ D. Toulmin ’s Argument Model. http://changingminds.org/disciplines/argument/making_argument/toulmin.htm Professional English Reader. Semester 1‚ 2010. pg 84 - 94

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    come. Jonathan Swift’s “A Modest Proposal” would be a great addition to a first-year English textbook. Whether a student seeks to analyze for ethos‚ pathos or logos‚ logical fallacies or a simple Toulmin Analysis‚ Swift demonstrates excellent use of each. Swift’s satirical style lends itself to Toulmin Analysis and prompts the reader to dissect his argument in order to better understand it (an important point to note when recommending for inclusion in a textbook). In doing such an exercise it is

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    beneficial for women. There may have been agreeable examples and stated reasons‚ but her article flawed in many aspects. Tieu lacked in the area of including two parts of ethos that would make an article succeed better. As well as excluding some parts of Toulmin Model. The use of informal fallacies‚ such as overstatements and false analogies also exists in the article. The numerous mistakes made in the article had an informal tone when bringing all of the information together. In Carmen Tieu’s article “Why

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    Sarah Joshway Mr. Fields English Composition 101-30 21 October 2013 “Why Don’t We Complain” Analysis We don’t complain enough. Is the simply and unique argument that Buckley is presenting in his essay. The purpose of this essay is to convince Americans that it’s time to start complaining. Instead of simply pushing aside the issues that are present to us on a daily bases Buckley wants us to confront them head on and to simply speak up. Instead of dealing with hot trains‚ an unfocused movie

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    Warrants Essay

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    Radha Vishnubhotla Mrs. Pankratz AP English Language 29 January 2015 The Insider Warrants a Response The Toulmin argument asserts that most arguments have three parts: the claim‚ the reason‚ and the warrant. The claim is the action that a person executes‚ while the reason is explains why the person carried out his/her action. However‚ the reason often needs proof or‚ as Toulmin calls it‚ evidence. This gives the reason validation and explains the purpose of the claim/action. The warrant‚ on the

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    The piece “With Friends Like These…” was written by Tom Hodgkinson‚ a British writer for The Guardian‚ in 2008. Considering this was the year in which Facebook surfaced onto public attention‚ the author‚ like many other journalists‚ evaluated the site personally and did background research to further his claim. The author’s intended audience ranges from an individual who is seeking advice regarding joining Facebook or anyone who is looking for guidance as to whether or not to remain on this social

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    Mr Mr Feb.10‚ 2015 The Toulmin Method to Google Making Us Stupid University Abstract No one really knows if Google can make someone stupid. Some can argue the fact that‚ Google has changed the way we use to do things. Google has made life easier for those‚ who simply don’t want to waste time on research. Instead of doing things the old fashion way‚ we can now find everything we need at the push of a button or two. You will find a claim‚ reasons‚ and evidence to show how Google has changed

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    Thinks otherwise and claims that rap music is looked at as a whole and is greatly misunderstood. Aron explains that the genre of rap music is blanketed by its popular view of being a negative influence and is being greatly misunderstood. Using the Toulmin model of argument‚ both arguments offer very good reasons why their arguments provide persuasive evidence about the different perspectives of rap music. Kirchheimer’s warrant is‚ that initially rap music automatically leaves a bad tastes in peoples

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    Collaboration and Argument‚ How and Does this Change a Research Paper? Collaboration is defined as working jointly with other or together especially in an intellectual endeavor (www.webster.com/dictionary). When working collaboratively‚ you must consider views and ideas of others working within a specific topic or project. This collaboration should consist of each participant’s ideas or thoughts. These ideas and thoughts should equally contribute to the final outcome or result of the project. In

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