Please pay attention to how this example shows how to:
- Head your paper
- Indent
- Integrate a clear thesis into the introduction
- Begin paragraphs with topic sentences
- Use quotes
- Organize ideas
Argumentation
Components of an
Argument: Beginning, Middle, End
Beginning (introduction):
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Introduces the topic, problem, or issue
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Establishes your position and/or appeal
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Presents your opinion, assertion, or claim
(thesis)
Middle (body):
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Provides background information
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Responds to other points of view
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Presents arguments supporting your claim (facts,
statistics, research)
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Anticipates possible objections
End (conclusion):
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Summarizes your position and implications
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Invites readers to share your conclusion and/or to
take action
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Does not add new information
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