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    dangers and warnings of drugs? However‚ has the act of persuasion been effective enough through the written account alone? We need to wage campaigns using all kinds of persuasive means including visuals. Writing and lecturing have become obsolete methods to conquer this chronic and pressing issue. Surfing through magazines‚ newspapers‚ and even online‚ most publications are accompanied with pictures‚ in other words‚ visuals. Media can play a very effective role in addressing the public because it

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    Smoking vs. Non-Smoking Beth Neeley December 10‚ 2012 Composition One Susan Kling ENG111 Abstract: Persuasive essay on why the production and sale of cigarettes should not be banned. Includes‚ opposing arguments and refutes to the opposing claims. Call to action asking non-smokers to try to better understand the issue from the smoker’s point of view and come to a compromise. Keywords: Nicotine‚ Addiction‚ Advertising

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    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 idea and method that describes the way people make such convincing arguments. Toulims’ argument takes into account situations in which people have to deal with throughout their lives with words such

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    The Claim: The nuclear power industry is lobbying for the US government to not pass negative legislation. The qualifier (the precedent): There is a long and well recorded history of interest groups in Washington lobbying for beneficial legislation to their interests. The Support: because a recent press release states that the biggest nuclear power lobbying firm has recently committed itself to make a $$$ donation over the next 5 years. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0311/51367.html The

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    Gay Marriages Subjective Claim Throughout history‚ a marriage has been a male and female exchanging vows‚ promising their lives to eachother. Never did anyone think‚ that gays had a right to get married‚ it was always considered a sin to be gay. Legal binding marriage between two homosexuals nowadays‚ whether it be a male and male or a female and female relationship‚ should not be legalized after following a long history of marriages. There are too many factors that need to be addressed when

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    English 205 Augmentative Analysis Against the Toulmin Model The late Stephen Toulmin the creator of the Toulmin Model has constructed and contributed immensely to the analytical study of arguments. The Toulmin Model‚ a dynamic foundation of structured analysis commonly used to analyze any text in which an argumentative statement develops through the essential elements which goes to define the Toulmin process. In a textbook titled‚ Elements of Argument written by

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    The case for reparation Introduction Stephen Toulmin was a British philosopher who had devoted himself in the work of moral reasoning. Throughout his writing‚ he had sought to develop practical arguments that can be used in evaluating the ethics behind the moral issues. Toulmin model of argumentation has a diagram that contains six interrelated components that are considered when analyzing arguments. On the other hand‚ The Case for Reparation that has two hundred and fifty years of slavery‚ Jim

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    The Final Exam Rubrics Sec. Sem. 2013: Course Coordinator: Dr. Samir M. Rammal The Final Exam The ENGC 231 Final Exam this semester is one section and will account for 25% of the total mark. In this exam‚ students are asked to demonstrate the skills they have learned to write a persuasive synthesis essay on a given topic. The students will be furnished with two or three articles related to the topic to help them in the writing process. Moreover‚ the students will be asked to use in-text citation

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    Learning Team Toulmin Analysis Team A Contributors: Allison Cloutier‚ Christopher Etheridge‚ Genevieve Thompson‚ and Dionna Mark ENG/215 October 17‚ 2011 PHILIP SCHUNK Body Paragraphs Crichton makes the claim that environmentalism is becoming one of the most influential religions in the Western world. He presents the idea that environmentalists are religious fanatics who are making extreme predictions for the Earth’s future. Crichton does a minimal job at supporting

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    The Implications of a Discipline Model and How it Aligns With School Values By John Paul A. Piñera ‚ PMI Colleges ABSTRACT The teaching and learning of cultural values of Native American students in the United States has continually been threatened in communities that have been subjected to generations of boarding school experiences. This study examined the current status of a school discipline system in relation to the Native American values it had adopted in a specific

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