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- 1Argumentative Research Paper OutlineIntroduction
Background
Evidence
Opposition
Conclusion - 2Introduction-Opener
-Lead-in
-Thesis: Claim or Opinion
-Organization: Three main points - 3Background-History of subject
-Context (current events relating to subject)
-Definitions: of key terms
-Relevant Facts: statistics, etc., that are best placed here, not in evidence - 4Evidence-Presented in paragraphs with topics sentences
-Relevant facts, data, stats, expert testimony, field research, anecdotes, examples, personal experience, etc.
-Examples from a text - 5Opposition-Concede on certain points
-Refute on other points
-Compromise on certain points
-Omit certain points that are not relevant - 6Conclusion-Restate thesis
-Restate main points
-Answer the “So What?” question (why is this important)
-Closer - 7Goals of the classClear, Concise, Interesting Writing
- 8Clear DefinitionThe reader can take in the writer's exact message in one reading. Uses short sentences and simple words. It keeps to the facts and is easy to read and to understand.
- 9Concisegiving a lot of information clearly and in a few words; brief but comprehensive.
- 10Three ways to create tensionOld you vs. New you
Create engaging and dynamic characters with opposing goals. Step 2: Choose a conflict that is important to your characters. Their investment in the outcome will create investment in the reader. Step 3: Keep raising the stakes: Your story needs several points where tension reaches a peak. - 11four main character elementsPlot, Setting, Character, Theme
- 12RhetoricWord+form=purpose
the art of using language to influence the world to show the purpose. Example - 13seven rhetorical aimsPersuade- salesman/lawyer
Analyze- critics
Reflect- writing a review about an experience you had at a spa
Inform- speaking out against someone who wronged you
Express- poem
Explore- research paper
Entertain- comedian or fiction novelist - 14Abstracta brief summary of a research article, thesis, review, conference proceeding, or any in-depth analysis of a particular subject and is often used to help the reader quickly ascertain the paper's purpose
- 15concreteSpecific writing used to help the reader paint a picture of what you are descibing
- 16open vs. closedloose vs. tight
- 17critical analysis
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