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The document discusses the art of argument clarity and effective elements of argumentation. It states that an argument should be clear and refined like silver to avoid seeming wrong to an audience that likely disagrees. Effective arguments have a balanced presentation of both sides, controlled emotion, sincerity, integrity, and use of reason, logic, and other elements appropriately. Arguments must be definitive and not confuse creative writing styles.
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The Art of Argument 1
- 1. The Art of Argument Clarity Control Balance
- 2. Etymology From the Latin to make clear ( arguere ) Shares the root, arg-, with the archaic word for silver ( argent ) Suggestion of refinement, or purification
- 3. Why a pure Argument? Audience is likely to disagree at the outset. An argument filled with impurities feels wrong; the audience becomes wary. Similar intellectual or emotional reaction to physical sense of poison
- 4. Toxic Elements Abundant, unsubstantiated opinion Uncontrolled emotional appeals Insincerity Narrow viewpoint Limited Knowledge
- 5. Effective Elements Balanced presentation (both sides of an issue) Controlled emotion (The faster the heart races, the tighter the rein.) Sincerity convinces (Truth persists between the lines of a hypocritical page like checked light through a lattice.)
- 6. Effective Elements (2) Integrity (the stand the writer takes in presenting the argument) Reason Logic Emotion Humor Satire It all depends on how those elements are used (integrity)
- 7. CAUTION! The difference between argumentation and art is definitive. Creative writing is ill suited to an argument.
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