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    believe in my argument and feel strongly about it. c) What question does your paper answer? It answers the question as to whether or not there is an issue with police brutality. d) What’s your thesis/claim? Something needs to be done immediately to end the violence and inappropriate discipline being inflicted on our citizens. The harsh discipline we are discovering is being used more and more often should not be tolerated. Abby Boyce English 1201 Professor McGehee 10/22/2012 Toulmin Questionnaire

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    Argumentation Essay One of the biggest arguments these days in the sports world is should college athletes be paid or not. To preserve the competitive nature and the "college environment" student athletes should not be paid. College athletes go to school for a reason‚ education. Universities or colleges should not have to spend money on top of giving the students an opportunity to set up their future. With natural born athletes‚ they already have a competitive drive within themselves so monetary

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    Jesse Roach Stidham Eng 112-4144 Toulmin Argument Essay October 8‚ 2014 The Inevitable Future It is hard to argue the fact that our future will see technological advances that will shape and change the way people go about their lives. Although change is imminent‚ it is unknown exactly how and to what degree these changes will impact society as a whole. These types of questions are the focal points of arguments set up by two highly respected technological minds‚ Ray Kurzweil and Bill Joy‚ who take

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    The Toulmin Model of Argument (adapted from: http://schoolnet.org.za/twt/09/M9_argumentation.pdf) In his work on logic and argument‚ The Uses of Argument‚ Stephen Toulmin indicates three major‚ necessary parts of an argument‚ along with three additional‚ optional parts. The three major parts are the claim‚ the support‚ and the warrants. Claim: This is the disputable assertion for which a speaker argues. The claim may be directly stated or the claim may be implied. You can find the claim by asking

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    applied research papers for a university-level audience. Students will write position papers‚ persuasive essays‚ and case study analyses. Students will study classical rhetorical concepts of authority and the Toulmin method of argument analysis‚ and will evaluate outside sources for objectivity and utility in constructing persuasive arguments. Students practice giving peer feedback‚ revising essays in response to feedback‚ and writing collaboratively as Learning Teams. The course reviews the elements

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    Lauren W. Wages Toulmin Essay September 29‚ 2013 1.) What was the purpose of the essay? In your response‚ explore the deeper meaning of this question. The goal is not just to complete the assignment but instead to convey a message. What do you plan to accomplish with this essay? What do you hope the reader takes away from this argument? The purpose of me writing this essay is to persuade the reader that placing a young child in a beauty pageant can have negative effects on that child for several

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    handed the prompt for the Argument Essay‚ I had multiple conflicting thoughts. For one‚ I thought I was going to be able to easily complete this because I have proven in previous classes that I can formally argue a position. However‚ I have also learned that college and high school have different requirements in many ways. For example‚ for this assignment‚ we had were told to utilize the Toulmin method throughout the essay. Once I learned that I had to use the Toulmin method‚ I realized that I was

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    This opportunity gave guys like Benjamin Nugent to proclaim what he thinks is the real reason behind this hooded adventure. He begins by recognizing many of the individuals who are most likely going to disagree with his claim by pointing out the argument. He then begins to proclaim his side of the discussion with a claim stating‚ “Now that the firestorm has cooled‚ it’s worth taking a moment to consider the complex significance of the hoodie for someone like Zuckerberg”. To support this claim

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    Chapter 6 Structuring Arguments Structured designs or arguments can attract a greater range of attention by playing close attention to their intended topic. Throughout history many beautifully structured arguments such as a speech or a certain subject in democracy has brought about the nations patriotic proclamation to demonstrate a country of free speech and democracy. The Toulmin Argument was introduced by a man by the name of Stephen Toulmin a British philosopher who thought to research the

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    Odukoya 1 Oluwatobi Odukoya Professor Isiah Ayafor English 102-014 3/12/2013 Essay 3 Toulmin Model Essay In this advertisement‚ the reader must “read between the lines” to find the claim because it is not initially stated. The claim is that if anyone joins the military‚ they will acquire qualities that they cannot acquire outside of the military. The support would be given by Dr. Jay Grossman‚ a man who served in the military for a year‚ and serving there created a passion within him to

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