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The Purpose of Argument
Visual Argument
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What is an argument? It involves making reasonable claims
Supporting claims with evidence Goal is not to “win,” but rather to “convince” others your position is stronger Gaining cooperation Claims are explicit
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Visual Argument Using visuals as the primary medium to gain the readers’ acceptance through appeals to emotion, credibility, and logic. A Vision of Students Today Gender Descrimination
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Arguable Claims Definition—define an object, event, or person.
Causation—a statement that establishes causality. Evaluation—good or bad, right or wrong, better or worse. Recommendation—the best course of action to follow.
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Arguable Claims Definition—define an object, event, or person.
Causation—a statement that establishes causality. Evaluation—good or bad, right or wrong, better or worse. Recommendation—the best course of action to follow.
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The Visual Argument Assignment
Create and present a visual argument Must have a statement of claim Must have evidence (appeal to logos, ethos, and pathos) At least 4 minutes No more than 6 minutes 2 page write up (see assignment sheet)
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Brainstorming—write a complete statement about each…
Diets Social Networking Education War on Terror College Voting Extracurricular activities (sports, band, art, etc.) Privacy Reading Taxes Financial Aid Feral Cats and Dogs Professional Athletes Censorship
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