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    Analyzing Argumentative Text

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    The document discusses analyzing arguments in writing. It explains that the objective is to gather manifestos and analyze the arguments used by writers. A manifesto is a published declaration of intentions, motives or views. Argumentative writing aims to establish a position on a topic and use evidence to persuade the audience. Good arguments contain a claim or thesis backed by evidence. There are three types of claims: fact, value, and policy. Strong arguments identify the stated claims in a paragraph, analyze the evidence used to support the claim, and consider the pros and cons of both sides to examine how well the evidence supports the position.

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    The document discusses analyzing arguments in writing. It explains that the objective is to gather manifestos and analyze the arguments used by writers. A manifesto is a published declaration of intentions, motives or views. Argumentative writing aims to establish a position on a topic and use evidence to persuade the audience. Good arguments contain a claim or thesis backed by evidence. There are three types of claims: fact, value, and policy. Strong arguments identify the stated claims in a paragraph, analyze the evidence used to support the claim, and consider the pros and cons of both sides to examine how well the evidence supports the position.

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    The document discusses analyzing arguments in writing. It explains that the objective is to gather manifestos and analyze the arguments used by writers. A manifesto is a published declaration of intentions, motives or views. Argumentative writing aims to establish a position on a topic and use evidence to persuade the audience. Good arguments contain a claim or thesis backed by evidence. There are three types of claims: fact, value, and policy. Strong arguments identify the stated claims in a paragraph, analyze the evidence used to support the claim, and consider the pros and cons of both sides to examine how well the evidence supports the position.

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    61 views24 pages

    Analyzing Argumentative Text

    Uploaded by

    Zephania Jandayan
    The document discusses analyzing arguments in writing. It explains that the objective is to gather manifestos and analyze the arguments used by writers. A manifesto is a published declaration of intentions, motives or views. Argumentative writing aims to establish a position on a topic and use evidence to persuade the audience. Good arguments contain a claim or thesis backed by evidence. There are three types of claims: fact, value, and policy. Strong arguments identify the stated claims in a paragraph, analyze the evidence used to support the claim, and consider the pros and cons of both sides to examine how well the evidence supports the position.

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    ANALYZING

    Arguments

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    OBJECTIVE
    gather manifestoes and analyze
    the arguments used by the
    writers

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    MANIFESTO.
    This refers to a published
    declaration of the
    intentions, motives, or
    views of the issuer, be it an
    individual, group, political
    party or government.

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    ARGUMENTATIVE HOW TO WRITE?
    Argumantatively
    WRITING.
    investigate
    kind of writing where the
    collect evidence
    students establish a position facts, statistics, and claims

    in a given topic and then use


    evidence to persuade the
    audience to see things from
    their point of view.

    1. investigate
    several sides of the argument which allows them to make an educated stance

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    ARGUMENT CLAIM
    Tyoes

    Fact
    a main idea, often called a
    “claim” or “thesis Value
    statement,” backed up with
    Policy
    evidence that supports the
    idea.

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    CLAIM OF FACT EXAMPLE

    Statement that can be Water is a


    proven or verified by compound of
    two atoms of
    observation or
    hydrogen and
    research
    1 atom of
    oxygen

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    CLAIM OF VALUE EXAMPLE

    States that one thing Rodrigo


    or idea is better or Duterte is the
    best president
    more desirable than
    in the
    another
    Philippines

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    CLAIM OF POLICY EXAMPLE

    Legislation
    Suggest what should should be
    or ought to be done to passed to stop
    solve a problem the sales of
    cigarettes

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    ARGUMENT ARGUMENT
    Parts

    Claim
    a main idea, often called a
    “claim” or “thesis Evidence
    statement,” backed up with
    evidence that supports the
    idea.

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    IDENTIFYING
    STATED CLAIMS Stated Claims

    Read
    Topic sentence in a "What is the paragraph
    paragraph about?"

    sometimes first in the Summarize


    sentence
    Find
    sentences that matches best

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    IDENTIFYING
    STATED CLAIMS Stated Claims
    Identify
    important ideas
    Topic sentence in a "What do these ideas
    paragraph have in common?"

    sometimes first in the Summarize


    sentence

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    EVIDENCE ANALYZING
    Argyments
    identify the reason or
    evidence the author gives Claim
    for support. Evidence
    is the evidence true?
    do the reason or Pros and Cons
    evidence defeat or
    weaken the
    argument?

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    EVIDENCE ANALYZING
    Argyments
    identify the reason or
    evidence the author gives Claim
    for support. Evidence
    how well the reasons
    support the claim? Pros and Cons
    poor / weak /false
    =less persuasive &
    invalid

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    PROS AND CONS ANALYZING
    Argyments
    Listing the pro and con Claim
    sides of the topic will help
    you examine your ability Evidence
    to support your Pros and Cons
    counterclaims, along with
    a list of supporting
    evidence for both sides.

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    REFERENCES
    https://www.slideshare.net/ashleytroxell/analyzing-and-
    evaluating-arguments
    https://fnhs.edu.ph/wp-
    content/uploads/2021/10/EAPP_Q2_Module_1.pdf
    https://www.collegeessay.org/blog/argumentative-essay-
    examples
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m_TBCi6DQc
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QO6p87VPZ8k

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