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    Overview of extract from Simone Weil’s “Waiting on God” Simone Weil was a French philosopher who shed more light on human labor and school studies. She spent her life advocating for the poor and bravely organizing and writing on their behalf. In her essay “Reflections on the right use of school studies with a view to the love of God” she discusses the importance of attention and the development it brings to the soul. She shares certain recommended but perhaps unpopular mindsets students should

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    The argumentative essay In an argumentative essay‚ you present and justify your own point of view on a statement such as “A woman’s place is in the home”. You have to consider the argument for and against the views expressed in the statement‚ and try to persuade your readers to agree with you. Focus on skills: planning an argumentative essay. 1. An argumentative essay should begin with introduction which refers to the title and briefly states your point of view. 2. The main body of the essay is

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    2) Superman is a classic icon in American culture‚ and he is capable of super-human feats. Take for instance the classic scenario Lois Lane is in trouble and manages to fall from the top of an extremely large building. Superman simply flies up to catch her‚ thus saving the day. However‚ this situation has several factors that would be problematic for many obvious reasons. One of which‚ how she manages to perfectly unharmed‚ without a scratch on her‚ let alone survive the impact of Superman swooping

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    The Argumentative Essay The purpose of an argumentative essay is to persuade the reader to accept or seriously consider your opinion on a controversial issue. Has 3 parts: Claim‚ Counter Claim‚ Rebuttal‚ (plus Introduction and Conclusion) Whom are you trying to reach? What do they already know about your topic? What is your relationship with your audience and how does it impact your word choice and tone? Claim Your opinion or position on an issue Must be supported with evidence

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    Argumentative Essay Writing Section 1: The Thesis An argumentative essay is built around a specific statement known as the thesis or conclusion that is debatable within the field in which you are studying. In other words‚ at the center of an argumentative essay is a statement with which your readers may disagree. Your essay will need to support that statement in a manner that convinces your readers of its truth. Debatable Statements: Statements with which other people might or might not agree

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    Argumentative Essay Checklist Introduction ☐ Sets the context in the introduction by reviewing the topic in a general way ☐Establishes why the topic is important (exigence) or why readers should care about the issue ☐Presents an explicit thesis statement (stated directly) ☐Presents an arguable thesis statement (it can be proven valid) ☐Follows the guidelines set forth in the assignment by narrowing the scope of the thesis statement to meet the conditions set by the key question Transitions ☐Uses

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    Waiting in the Dark : The Suspense in “Wait until Dark” - Aditi Bose "The blinds moving up and down…the squeaking shoes…and then the knife whistling past her ear." This slogan from one of the posters of the film “Wait Until dark”‚ establishes the element of suspense in the film. It released in 1967 with explicit instructions to all theatres to switch off all the lights for the last 8 minutes of the film so that the climax unfolds in complete darkness. There is no doubt that the film

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    Written Assignment 8: Writing an Evaluation/Argumentative Essay Write an evaluation/argumentative essay on a topic of your choice. Several possible topics are listed below‚ but you are free to come up with your own. Develop your evaluation/argument in an essay of about 500 words. If you wish‚ use statistics‚ examples‚ or quotations from sources you find helpful and supportive. Possible topics: * A review of a book you have read or a movie or television show you have seen. * An evaluation

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    Waiting for a School Miracle”by Diane Ravitch is an article about the current Educational System. In the text we can see how the author is discontent with the current system. This is evident from the very first few sentences of the article‚ “Ten years ago‚ Congress adopted the No Child Left Behind legislation‚ mandating that all student must be proficient in reading or mathematics by their school would be punished.” From this sentence alone can see the differences between Diane and the system. Diane

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    UNIT 1 Special Note: The argumentative essay is a very useful test of a student’s ability to think logically. Argue: v. 1. to persuade someone to do or not do something. 2. to give the reasons for your opinion‚ idea‚ belief‚ etc. Argumentative: adj. someone who is argumentative often argues or like arguing. Argument: n. a set of reasons that show that something is true or untrue‚ right or wrong etc. When you have an opinion and try to convince your

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