Mapping an Argument CRT 205 September 22‚ 2013 Mapping an Argument In this article Andrew Ferguson wrote an article called "Efforts to Ban Cell Phone Use While Driving Are Misguided”. He talks about a government official named Ray LaHood who is the secretary of transportation‚ refers to the Ban on Cell Phone use while driving not necessarily banning any distraction while driving but LaHood focuses specifically on texting and driving as if there is no other distraction that could have taken
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Xian Chen Anth/Ling 114 #1C Due Nov. 5th‚ 2014 Argument Mapping The goal of this paper is to present an ‘argument mapping ’ of Jane H. Hill’s article‚ ‘Language‚ Race‚ and White Public Space ’. In order to map the argument‚ I will do the following four steps. Firstly‚ I am going to claim the main point of this article.Secondly‚ I will define all the terms and concepts in the argument article to understand the main thought of the author. Third‚ I will link these claims and evidence ‚ compared them
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The Importance of Deductive Reasoning CRT 205 July 1‚ 2012 Deidra Smith The Importance of Deductive Reasoning It is important to understand what is known prior to making a decision because if that is not done you will be making a decision on half the information. You should always know all the points of an argument or story before you come to a conclusion because if that’s not done your decision will not be accurate and will be based on mere speculation. Hearing all important and pertinent
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Week 8 Knowledge CheckResults Concepts Moral Theories Mastery 100% Questions Score: 11/11 1 2 3 7 8 9 Legal Reasoning 100% 4 5 6 10 11 Concept: Moral Theories Concepts Moral Theories Mastery 100% Questions 1 2 3 7 8 9 1.Which of the following terms refers to a moral theory that focuses mainly on consequences? A. B. C. D. Relativism Deontology Utilitarianism Virtue ethics Correct! Utilitarianism is based on the principle of
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You are innocent‚ of course‚ and decide to contest the ticket in court. You have 4 separate arguments to make‚ differing in strength (A: really strong‚ B: strong‚ C: somewhat strong‚ D: not too strong). The judge will hear your case‚ then later retire to his chambers to make a decision. To make the best impression on the judge during his deliberations‚ in what order should you present your 4 arguments? Explain why based on memory research. I would make my strong defense first because of
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emotional cripples‚ then the efforts to restrict it undoubtedly will.” Here‚ she is stating that if restrict divorce then we will definitely be worse off. 7 State one argument made by the author. “The alleged psyche-scarring affects of divorce are grossly exaggerated” 8 Identify the premises and conclusion of the argument. The
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sarcasm in this question. Broudy uses euphemism when asking questions to Singer so Broudy can stay neutral and find out more facts than opinions. However‚ Singer responds to Broudy’s questions with tons of dysphemism to show his passion about his argument. Peter Singer uses many hyperboles to exaggerate the feelings and misery of the hens throughout this article. Horse laugh is present in a few parts of this article when Oliver Broudy asks certain questions to Peter Singer. When Oliver Broudy (2006)
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Washington State led Gov. Chris Gregoire to veto a proposal that would have created licensed marijuana dispensaries.” “Letters with various cautions have also gone to officials in California‚ Colorado‚ Montana and Rhode Island.” “They ’re protecting the argument that medical marijuana is out of control by interfering with efforts to control it.” “ It ’s a slippery and typical drug war propaganda tactic that‚ once understood and exposed‚ should begin to lose its potency.” “Medical marijuana is a $1.7 billion
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In geomatics or geospatial science and engineering: Mapping usually refers to map-making and often used instead of cartography. Mapping term is also sometimes used for geospatial data collection or (e.g. LIDAR mapping) but in fact it is not mapping because a map is created through some cartographic works (i.e. determining the scale/level of detail and content of geographic or cartographic database‚ entry criteria and symbol specification for geospatial objects‚ generalization‚ layout design etc
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A) By assessing how well the claim fits with one’s background information. B) By assessing our ’gut reaction’ to the claim. C) By assessing the credibility of the person making the claim. D) By assessing the first one or two arguments that are presented for the claim. 4 CORRECT In general‚ the more knowledgeable a person is about a given subject‚ the more reason there is to accept what the person says about it. A) True B) False Feedback: Obviously
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