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Arguing in communities : reading and writing arguments in context / Gary Layne Hatch.

By: Publication details: Boston, Mass. : McGraw-Hill, c2003.Edition: 3rd edDescription: xlvi, 797, [33] p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 0767416813
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 808 HAT
Contents:
Part One THE ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES 1. Arguments In Context 2. Analyzing and Evaluating Ethos.- 3. Analyzing and Evaluating Pathos .- 4. Analyzing and Evaluating Logos.- 5. Writing Arguments.- 6. Writing Researched Arguments.-Part Two TYPES OF CLAIMS 7. Arguing Claims about Existence.- 8. Arguing Claims about Causality.- 9. Arguing Claims about Language.- 10. Arguing Claims about Values.- 11. Arguing Claims about Actions.- 12. Arguing with Images.
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Includes index.

Part One THE ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES 1. Arguments In Context 2. Analyzing and Evaluating Ethos.- 3. Analyzing and Evaluating Pathos .- 4. Analyzing and Evaluating Logos.- 5. Writing Arguments.- 6. Writing Researched Arguments.-Part Two TYPES OF CLAIMS 7. Arguing Claims about Existence.- 8. Arguing Claims about Causality.- 9. Arguing Claims about Language.- 10. Arguing Claims about Values.- 11. Arguing Claims about Actions.- 12. Arguing with Images.