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Chapter 1: What It Takes to Have Your Say |
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Chapter 2: Spans: The Segments of an Argument |
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Chapter 3: Stases: Taking Standpoints Along a Path |
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Chapter 4: Supporting Claims: Appealing to Logos, Ethos, and Pathos |
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Chapter 5: Junctions: Crossing Alternative Paths |
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Chapter 6: Style: Appealing Through Language |
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Chapter 7: Finding Entry Points |
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Chapter 8: Surveying the Terrain |
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Chapter 9: Exploring by Responding |
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Chapter 10: Exploring and Constructing a Problem |
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Chapter 11: Exploring and Constructing Solutions |
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Chapter 12: Mapping a Conversation |
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Chapter 13: Having Your Say on an Author’s Argument |
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Chapter 14: Having Your Say by Responding to an Author |
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Chapter 15: Having Your Say on the State of the Debate |
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Chapter 16: Having Your Say on the Problem |
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Chapter 17: Having Your Say on the Solution |
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Chapter 18: Critical Reading Process |
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Chapter 19: A Repertoire of Writing Processes |
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Chapter 20: Rhetorical Planning |
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Chapter 21: Collaborative Evaluation and Revision |
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Chapter 22: Documentation Conventions |
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