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– ## ArgumenativeResearchoutlineMay.pages
– ## InstructionsforAssignment.docx
– ## 102ArgumentResearchPaper-Guidelines1.pdf
– 102-ArgPaper-example1.pdf
– AnnotatedWorkingBibliography-Maycopy.docx
– WACh.588-101.pdf
**## ArgumenativeResearchoutlineMay.pages**
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**## InstructionsforAssignment.docx**
Professors instructions for Argumentative research paper: Use the outline provided for this paper as i've already submitted it.
1. Read WA Ch. 5 (88-101), “Using Evidence Effectively.” Download WA Ch. 5 (88-101), “Using Evidence Effectively.”
2. Read Argument Research Paper Download Argument Research Paper
Guidelines Download Guidelines
and the example. Download example.
3. Read the Basic Essay Structure for Arguments to review content of introduction paragraphs, body paragraphs, and conclusion paragraphs, along with the purpose of each of the parts:
4. Using the enthymemes that you have identified in your research project, draft a combination outline (thesis & topic sentences are complete sentences) for your Argument Research Paper.
Your outline and paper should follow this content and organization:
*Thesis statement: structure in same way as Main Idea Statement, but take a position/side on the issue: "Although (some people) argue (the opposing claim) about (issue) because (reasons), (your claim) because (reasons)."
*Intro paragraph
*At least one body paragraph that addresses the general history & background of the topic and issue, a discussion of the parties involved, and an overview of what is at stake for them. It is fine to re-use content and source material that you wrote and used in your Informative Research Paper for this part.
Multiple body paragraphs that develop and discuss each of the opposing enthymemes (the claim and each of the reasons) to the position you are taking in your thesis (one paragraph for each enthymeme)
Multiple body paragraphs that develop and discuss each of the enthymemes that support your argument (one par for each enthymeme that supports your position)
At least one body paragraph that explains how the enthymemes that support the position you are taking outweigh the enthymemes opposing it
Conclusion paragraph
**## 102ArgumentResearchPaper-Guidelines1.pdf**
ENG 102
Argument Research Paper Guidelines
The Argument Research Paper should contain enough of the objective information that was
covered in the Informative paper for the audience to understand the argument analysis that is
presented in it (this can usually be done in the first 1-2 body paragraphs). It will also contain an
enthymeme analysis of the opposing claims and reasons being made by the stakeholders,
weighing out the strengths and weaknesses of each of the opposing enthymemes, and utilize the
Toulmin schema to present your argument analysis and argument of your own. Unlike the
Informative paper, the Argument paper should take a position or stance on the debate presented
in a thesis, make claims supported by evidence from your research throughout your analysis of
the opposing enthymemes, and address the opposing arguments in them. All opposing views to
your own must be addressed and either disputed or conceded, as well as present your own
argument throughout the enthymeme analysis.
The file for the paper must contain the following
1. Final draft of research paper including the following:
*Properly formatted title page
*Properly formatted combination outline, with a thesis at the top and complete topic sentences
*Properly formatted paper body
*Properly formatted Works Cited page (for all web sources, be sure to include URL addresses;
for all sources from databases, be sure to include the database titles as shown in the LBB)
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
*MLA format throughout
*Body of paper a MINIMUM of 4 and a MAXIMUM of 5 pages, 12 point Times/Times New
Roman font, typed, double-spaced, 1-in. margins on all sides
*Works Cited page listing AT LEAST 12 different sources. An anthology is a single source; CQ
Researcher is a single source). Be sure that all information that is summarized,
paraphrased, or directly quoted is properly attributed and cited in paper, that all sources
referred to in the paper are listed on the Works Cited page, and that all entries listed on
the Works Cited page are referenced in the paper.
*Parenthetical/in-text citations (in parentheses, in body of paper) must be in proper MLA format
with no more than 20% coming from any one source or source type.
JB Waters 10/24
**102-ArgPaper-example1.pdf**
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**AnnotatedWorkingBibliography-Maycopy.docx**
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**WACh.588-101.pdf**
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**## ArgumenativeResearchoutlineMay.pages**
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**## InstructionsforAssignment.docx**
Professors instructions for Argumentative research paper: Use the outline provided for this paper as i've already submitted it.
1. Read WA Ch. 5 (88-101), “Using Evidence Effectively.” Download WA Ch. 5 (88-101), “Using Evidence Effectively.”
2. Read Argument Research Paper Download Argument Research Paper
Guidelines Download Guidelines
and the example. Download example.
3. Read the Basic Essay Structure for Arguments to review content of introduction paragraphs, body paragraphs, and conclusion paragraphs, along with the purpose of each of the parts:
4. Using the enthymemes that you have identified in your research project, draft a combination outline (thesis & topic sentences are complete sentences) for your Argument Research Paper.
Your outline and paper should follow this content and organization:
*Thesis statement: structure in same way as Main Idea Statement, but take a position/side on the issue: "Although (some people) argue (the opposing claim) about (issue) because (reasons), (your claim) because (reasons)."
*Intro paragraph
*At least one body paragraph that addresses the general history & background of the topic and issue, a discussion of the parties involved, and an overview of what is at stake for them. It is fine to re-use content and source material that you wrote and used in your Informative Research Paper for this part.
Multiple body paragraphs that develop and discuss each of the opposing enthymemes (the claim and each of the reasons) to the position you are taking in your thesis (one paragraph for each enthymeme)
Multiple body paragraphs that develop and discuss each of the enthymemes that support your argument (one par for each enthymeme that supports your position)
At least one body paragraph that explains how the enthymemes that support the position you are taking outweigh the enthymemes opposing it
Conclusion paragraph
**## 102ArgumentResearchPaper-Guidelines1.pdf**
ENG 102
Argument Research Paper Guidelines
The Argument Research Paper should contain enough of the objective information that was
covered in the Informative paper for the audience to understand the argument analysis that is
presented in it (this can usually be done in the first 1-2 body paragraphs). It will also contain an
enthymeme analysis of the opposing claims and reasons being made by the stakeholders,
weighing out the strengths and weaknesses of each of the opposing enthymemes, and utilize the
Toulmin schema to present your argument analysis and argument of your own. Unlike the
Informative paper, the Argument paper should take a position or stance on the debate presented
in a thesis, make claims supported by evidence from your research throughout your analysis of
the opposing enthymemes, and address the opposing arguments in them. All opposing views to
your own must be addressed and either disputed or conceded, as well as present your own
argument throughout the enthymeme analysis.
The file for the paper must contain the following
1. Final draft of research paper including the following:
*Properly formatted title page
*Properly formatted combination outline, with a thesis at the top and complete topic sentences
*Properly formatted paper body
*Properly formatted Works Cited page (for all web sources, be sure to include URL addresses;
for all sources from databases, be sure to include the database titles as shown in the LBB)
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
*MLA format throughout
*Body of paper a MINIMUM of 4 and a MAXIMUM of 5 pages, 12 point Times/Times New
Roman font, typed, double-spaced, 1-in. margins on all sides
*Works Cited page listing AT LEAST 12 different sources. An anthology is a single source; CQ
Researcher is a single source). Be sure that all information that is summarized,
paraphrased, or directly quoted is properly attributed and cited in paper, that all sources
referred to in the paper are listed on the Works Cited page, and that all entries listed on
the Works Cited page are referenced in the paper.
*Parenthetical/in-text citations (in parentheses, in body of paper) must be in proper MLA format
with no more than 20% coming from any one source or source type.
JB Waters 10/24
**102-ArgPaper-example1.pdf**
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**AnnotatedWorkingBibliography-Maycopy.docx**
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**WACh.588-101.pdf**
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**## ArgumenativeResearchoutlineMay.pages**
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## Data/PresetImageFill2-26.jpg
## Data/bullet_gbutton_gray-30.png
## preview.jpg
**## InstructionsforAssignment.docx**
Professors instructions for Argumentative research paper: Use the outline provided for this paper as i've already submitted it.
1. Read WA Ch. 5 (88-101), “Using Evidence Effectively.” Download WA Ch. 5 (88-101), “Using Evidence Effectively.”
2. Read Argument Research Paper Download Argument Research Paper
Guidelines Download Guidelines
and the example. Download example.
3. Read the Basic Essay Structure for Arguments to review content of introduction paragraphs, body paragraphs, and conclusion paragraphs, along with the purpose of each of the parts:
4. Using the enthymemes that you have identified in your research project, draft a combination outline (thesis & topic sentences are complete sentences) for your Argument Research Paper.
Your outline and paper should follow this content and organization:
*Thesis statement: structure in same way as Main Idea Statement, but take a position/side on the issue: "Although (some people) argue (the opposing claim) about (issue) because (reasons), (your claim) because (reasons)."
*Intro paragraph
*At least one body paragraph that addresses the general history & background of the topic and issue, a discussion of the parties involved, and an overview of what is at stake for them. It is fine to re-use content and source material that you wrote and used in your Informative Research Paper for this part.
Multiple body paragraphs that develop and discuss each of the opposing enthymemes (the claim and each of the reasons) to the position you are taking in your thesis (one paragraph for each enthymeme)
Multiple body paragraphs that develop and discuss each of the enthymemes that support your argument (one par for each enthymeme that supports your position)
At least one body paragraph that explains how the enthymemes that support the position you are taking outweigh the enthymemes opposing it
Conclusion paragraph
**## 102ArgumentResearchPaper-Guidelines1.pdf**
ENG 102
Argument Research Paper Guidelines
The Argument Research Paper should contain enough of the objective information that was
covered in the Informative paper for the audience to understand the argument analysis that is
presented in it (this can usually be done in the first 1-2 body paragraphs). It will also contain an
enthymeme analysis of the opposing claims and reasons being made by the stakeholders,
weighing out the strengths and weaknesses of each of the opposing enthymemes, and utilize the
Toulmin schema to present your argument analysis and argument of your own. Unlike the
Informative paper, the Argument paper should take a position or stance on the debate presented
in a thesis, make claims supported by evidence from your research throughout your analysis of
the opposing enthymemes, and address the opposing arguments in them. All opposing views to
your own must be addressed and either disputed or conceded, as well as present your own
argument throughout the enthymeme analysis.
The file for the paper must contain the following
1. Final draft of research paper including the following:
*Properly formatted title page
*Properly formatted combination outline, with a thesis at the top and complete topic sentences
*Properly formatted paper body
*Properly formatted Works Cited page (for all web sources, be sure to include URL addresses;
for all sources from databases, be sure to include the database titles as shown in the LBB)
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
*MLA format throughout
*Body of paper a MINIMUM of 4 and a MAXIMUM of 5 pages, 12 point Times/Times New
Roman font, typed, double-spaced, 1-in. margins on all sides
*Works Cited page listing AT LEAST 12 different sources. An anthology is a single source; CQ
Researcher is a single source). Be sure that all information that is summarized,
paraphrased, or directly quoted is properly attributed and cited in paper, that all sources
referred to in the paper are listed on the Works Cited page, and that all entries listed on
the Works Cited page are referenced in the paper.
*Parenthetical/in-text citations (in parentheses, in body of paper) must be in proper MLA format
with no more than 20% coming from any one source or source type.
JB Waters 10/24
**102-ArgPaper-example1.pdf**
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**AnnotatedWorkingBibliography-Maycopy.docx**
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**WACh.588-101.pdf**
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