Reading and Writing Short Arguments

Type

Book

Authors

ISBN 10

0767411366

ISBN 13

9780767411363

Tags

Movements & Periods, Reading Skills, Rhetoric, Fiction, Creative Writing & Composition

Description

This bestselling collection offers predominantly short arguments on numerous topics. In addition, it provides a clear and concise introduction to argument, including a discussion of the importance of logos, ethos, and pathos, as well as an exceptionally accessible explanation of the Toulmin method. Its 16 chapters focus on current issues, each comprising three brief arguments that reflect a range of perspectives. A concise research guide concludes the text, helping students nd and use additional sources, including Internet sources (Part V). - from Amzon

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