EXERCISE 21.3 Developing an Argument for a Specific Audience

EXERCISE 21.3 Developing an Argument for a Specific Audience

EXERCISE 21.3

Developing an Argument for a Specific Audience

Choose one of the following claims and discuss how you would argue in support of it for (a) an agreeing audience, (b) a neutral or wavering audience, and (c) a disagreeing audience.

Question 21.38

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Question 21.39

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Question 21.40

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