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Chapter 1: Reading Arguments

Chapter 2: Writing Arguments

Chapter 3: Patterns of Argument

Chapter 4: Rap Culture: Is It Too Negative?

Chapter 5: College Sports: Should We Seek Equal Rights Between the Sexes?

Chapter 6: Animal Rights: Should They Compromise Human Needs?

Chapter 7: Immigration: Should We Limit It?

Chapter 8: Affirmative Actions: What Role Should It Play in Our Lives?

Chapter 9: The Death Penalty: Should We Take a Human Life?

Chapter 10: The Internet: What Are the Prospects for Cyberspace?

Chapter 11: Work, Money, and Class: Who Benefits?

Chapter 12: The Media: Do We Control It, or Does It Control Us?

Chapter 13: Education: How Do We Teach and Learn?

Chapter 14: The Environment: How Can We Preserve It?

Chapter 15: Human Rights: Why Does Society Need Them?

Chapter 16: Terrorism: How Should We Meet the Challenge?

Part IV: Five Classic Arguments

Part V: A Casebook of Arguments on Americans' Eating Habits: Are We What We Eat?

Part VI: Constructing a Brief Argumentative Research Paper

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