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For argument's sake a guide to writing effective arguments /

by Mayberry Katherine J.

Synopsis

This concise, student-friendly rhetoric provides clear, highly practical advice for writing arguments, including the four most common types: factual, causal, evaluation, and recommendation. Structured around the three main phases of writing -- focusing, supporting, and reviewing, "For Argument's Sake" helps readers find and focus a claim, identify an audience, work through the support process, and then refine and polish their argument. Numerous sample arguments illustrate the principles and strategies including several pieces written by students. Ideal for individuals looking for a short text offering practical advice on how to write persuasive arguments.

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Book Information

Copyright year 2005
ISBN-13 9780321245090
ISBN-10 0321245091
Class Copyright
Publisher Pearson/Longman
Subject LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES;PHILOSOPHY;REFERENCE
File Size 0 MB
Number of Pages 230
Length of Recording 12
Shelf No. HG219