Argumentation

Argumentation. What is it and what are its parts?. Argumentation: What is it?. It is a reasoned, logical way of asserting the soundness of a position, belief, or conclusion. It takes a stand—supported by evidence—and urges people to share the writer’s perspective and insights.

603 views • 34 slides

ARGUMENTATION

ARGUMENTATION. PROPOSING AND SUPPORTING CLAIMS. Intellectual traditions. Classical humanism Social reconstructivism Progressivism. Hungarian and North American writers.

412 views • 18 slides

Argumentation

Make your point!. Argumentation. Erin Webster Garrett, Radford University. Argumentation: What is it?. It is a reasoned, logical way of asserting the soundness of a position, belief, or conclusion. Erin Webster Garrett, Radford University. Argumentation: What is it?.

776 views • 54 slides

Argumentation

433 views • 23 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. Henry Prakken SIKS Basic Course Learning and Reasoning May 26 th , 2009. Why do agents need argumentation?. For their internal reasoning Reasoning about beliefs, goals, intentions etc often is defeasible For their interaction with other agents

1.25k views • 103 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. Understanding the way scientists talk when they make a claim Looking at parts of a scientific argument during a game Each game is broken up into stages, or “Pit Stops” Each Pit Stop is a part of a scientific argument. http://reasonracer.com.

474 views • 26 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. What it Entails. Submission 2. THREE SECTIONS. Introduction to social problem Background/history/ current policy In-depth presentation of the sides. INTRODUCTION (approximately 3-4 pages). Introduction Social problem Significance Statistics Targets

407 views • 29 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. Argument Types and Fallacies. Richard Weaver’s Argument Types. Definition – unchanging qualities or essences; platonic ideal Ex: The nature of justice, or beauty, or freedom (Lincoln: human nature) Analysis: How well are the qualities described?

281 views • 11 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation . The Prompt. The prompt will often be short Will include a variety of topics Quotes that support an idea Social issues that are current and relevant enough that they can be argued without sources Contradicting ideas. The Instructions. Read ALL of the instructions

255 views • 14 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. Reading to learn in all content areas. What argument ISN’T. When you think of an argument, you probably think of something like the following: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnTmBjk-M0c. What argument IS. Argument (argumentation) is a method that

438 views • 23 slides

ARGUMENTATION

ARGUMENTATION. Supporting a claim. What is an argument?. It focuses on a narrowed issue Argument states a specific claim Argument depends on careful audience analysis Arguments presents reasons supported by convincing evidence Argument avoids errors in reasoning

285 views • 7 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. Identifying Arguments. What Cannot be argued Discrete Facts without interpretation- Obama won the 2008 election Impossibilities (who would win the bear or the lion) Preferences (Mr. Pibb is better than Dr. Pepper) Beliefs beyond Human experience (invoking God)- .

421 views • 25 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. What is Argument?. Argument is a form of thinking in which certain statements ( reasons) are offered in support of another statement (a conclusion). An argument is a statement or statements offering support for a claim.

242 views • 12 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. Logical and Illogical Theology 12 Deacon Richard Caporiccio. Logical: Logic – What is it?. A system of reasoning using the principles of proper thinking to arrive at correct conclusions. Can remove intellectual barriers to the truth.

328 views • 18 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. Based on the material due to P. M. Dung, R.A. Kowalski et al. 1. Introduction Argumentation constitutes a major component of human’s intelligence. The ability to engage in arguments is essential for humans to understand new problems, to perform scientific reasoning,

568 views • 35 slides

Argumentation

The Center for Academic Excellence presents. Argumentation. Definition: In everyday life, the word “argumentation” has negative overtones and probably suggests that whoever is most aggressive—or whoever shouts loudest and most insistently—wins.

322 views • 17 slides

Argumentation

Præsentation hos B2G. Dennis Ahm 49 år, medejer og stifter af konsulent og uddannelsesvirksomheden EvocaZion. EvocaZions kernekompetence er udvikling af den menneskelige kapital i danske virksomheder, og består af 8 partnere med kompetencer indenfor Salgsoptimering og ledelsesudvikling.

255 views • 6 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. (aus: DUDEN, Rechtschreibung der deutschen Sprache und der Fremdwörter,18. Aufl., Mannheim, 1980. Jedes Argument besteht aus drei Teilen : Behauptung Begründung der Behauptung Beispiel. Aufbau eines Arguments. Diese wird zumeist in einem einzigen Satz aufgestellt:

755 views • 20 slides

Argumentation

Argumentation. The process of reasoning that asserts the soundness of a debatable position, belief or conclusion. Argumentation. Argumentation takes a stand – supported by evidence – and urges people to share the writer’s perspective and insights. Argumentation vs. Persuasion.

349 views • 13 slides

Argumentation Essay

Argumentation Essay. *Remember: Your science papers will NOT be one-sided. You will also need to include Counter Claims & Refutation in the body. You CANNOT use your own personal stories in this paper, but you CAN use the anecdotes of someone else if they are from a credible source.

83 views • 7 slides