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WorksheetsEverything's An Argument Chapter 1 Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Reports that aim to persuade readers' actions with facts and objective conclusions
Arguments to Inform
Arguments to Convince
Arguments to Explore
Arguments to make decisions
Social nature of an argument; exists in a context that influences how it can be shaped and how others will receive it
Deliberative Arguments
Rhetorical Arguments
Rhetorical Situation
Ceremonial Arguments
By Carl Rogers, aims to find common ground and establish truth among those who disagree, approaching audiences in a non-threatening way, looking for "both/and" or "win/win" solutions
Rogerian Argument
Propaganda
Forensic Arguments
Esoteric Arguments
Asserts that a problem exists and that it needs to be solved
Arguments to explain
Forensic Arguments
Deliberative Arguments
Arguments to Explore
Forensic Arguments are:
Future; relies on projects, extrapolations and reasoned guesses to tell what will or should happen
Actions in the past that influence decisions in the present
Past; relies on evidence and testimony to recreate events that have already occurred
Present; ceremonial; current values, addresses questions of praise or blame
Deliberative arguments are:
Future; relies on projects, extrapolations and reasoned guesses to tell what will or should happen
Considers the status or kinds of issues addressed, exploring different aspects of the problem
Present; ceremonial; current values, addresses questions of praise or blame
Based on issues of time; past, present and future
Intended Readers are:
Those represented in the text
Those who pick it up
Those the writer consciously intends to address
Based on issues of time; past, present and future
Invoked Readers are:
Those represented in the text
Those who pick it up
Those the writer consciously intends to address
Based on issues of time; past, present and future
Real Readers are:
Those represented in the text
Those who pick it up
Those the writer consciously intends to address
Based on issues of time; past, present and future
Actions in the past that influence decisions in the present
Stasis Theory
Precedents
Kairos
Argument of Fact
