Being able to identify, create, and mess up arguments teaches so many useful lessons in thinking...

 

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Being able to identify, create, and mess up arguments teaches so many useful lessons in thinking that we're going to give it the time it needs. Please answer the following questions fully and thoughtfully. Let's warm up the argument parts of your brain. 1. When I say Argument, what do you think it is? 2. Does it change if you think about it in different contexts? What is argument in real life? What is argument in academic life? What is argument at work? Arguments, regardless of context, are often controversial. 1. What does controversial mean to you? 2. List at least 5 topics you consider controversial. 3. What makes these topics controversial? Being able to identify, create, and mess up arguments teaches so many useful lessons in thinking that we're going to give it the time it needs. Please answer the following questions fully and thoughtfully. Let's warm up the argument parts of your brain. 1. When I say Argument, what do you think it is? 2. Does it change if you think about it in different contexts? What is argument in real life? What is argument in academic life? What is argument at work? Arguments, regardless of context, are often controversial. 1. What does controversial mean to you? 2. List at least 5 topics you consider controversial. 3. What makes these topics controversial?

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When I say Argument what do you think it is In a general sense an argument refers to a set of statements or claims put forth to support a particular v... View the full answer