A rhetoric of argument
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書誌事項
A rhetoric of argument
McGraw-Hill, c1990
2nd ed
大学図書館所蔵 全2件
注記
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This composition text focuses on argument and persuasion using examples, exercises, readings, and writing assignments. The text guides students through developing a thesis, finding and organizing evidence, and writing and revising several different types of argumentative papers. The second edition de-emphasizes the language of formal logic, and all the readings, examples, and exercises have been updated. Additional coverage has been given to refutation. Widely used in both advanced composition and second semester freshman courses.
目次
1. Motives for Argument2. What We Do Not Argue AboutPART ONE: WHAT IS IT?3. Claims About the Nature of Things4. Analyzing Statements About the Nature of Things5. The Essential Definition6. How to Define7. More Arguments About the Nature of Things: Comparisons and Disjunctions8. Verification in ArgumentPART TWO: HOW DID IT GET THAT WAY?9. The Kinds of Causes10. The Tactics of Causal Argument11. Precision and PredictionPART THREE: IS IT GOOD OR BAD?12. EvaluationPART FOUR: WHAT SHOULD WE DO ABOUT I?13. The Proposal: Arguing About What Should Be DonePART FIVE: WHAT EVERY ARGUMENT NEEDS14. The Indispensable Refutation15. Accommodation
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