Everything's an argument

Everything's an argument: with readings

by Lunsford, Andrea A.

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Everything's an argument : with readings / Andrea A. Lunsford, John J. Ruszkiewicz, Keith Walters.

Summary

Combines a proven argument text with a thematically organized reader, featuring engaging selections across perspectives and genres. --

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:©2016
  • Edition:Seventh edition

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The Physical Object

  • Description:xxxvii, 817 pages : : illustrations (some color) ; : 21 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781319085742, 1319085741, 9781457698644, 1457698641, 9781319016326, 1319016324, 9781457698675, 1457698676, 9781319021290, 1319021298
  • oclc:ocn949821576
  • LC Classification:PE1431
  • Dewey Decimal:808.042

Table of Contents

pt. 1. Reading and understanding arguments -- 1. Everything is an argument -- 2. Arguments based on emotion : pathos -- 3. Arguments based on character : ethos -- 4. Arguments based on facts and reason : logos -- 5. Fallacies of argument -- 6. Rhetorical analysis -- pt. 2. Writing arguments -- 7. Structuring arguments -- 8. Arguments of fact -- 9. Arguments of definition -- 10. Evaluations -- 11. Causal arguments -- 12. Proposals -- pt. 3. Style and presentation in arguments -- 13. Style in arguments -- 14. Visual rhetoric -- 15. Presenting arguments -- 16. Multimedia arguments -- pt. 4. Research and arguments -- 17. Academic arguments -- 18. Finding evidence -- 19. Evaluating sources -- 20. Using sources -- 21. Plagiarism and academic integrity -- 22. Documenting sources -- pt. 5. Arguments -- 23. How does popular culture stereotype you? -- 24. What's globalization doing to language? -- 25. Why is sustainability important when it comes to food? -- 26. What should "diversity on campus" mean and why? -- 27. How has the Internet changed the meaning of privacy?

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Subjects

Anglais (Langue) -- Rhétorique English language -- Rhetoric Persuasion (Rhetoric) Rapports -- Rédaction Report writing

Writers

Lunsford, Andrea A. Ruszkiewicz, John J. Walters, Keith

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