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Writing Arguments Student Resources Part 1: Overview of Argument Chapter 1: Argument: An Introduction Chapter 2: Reading Arguments Chapter 3: Writing Arguments Part 2: Principles of Argument Chapter 4: The Core of an Argument Chapter 5: The Logical Structure of . . . Chapter 6: Using Evidence Effectively Chapter 7: Moving Your Audience Chapter 8: Accommodating Your Audience Chapter 9: Conducting Visual Arguments Part 3: Arguments in Depth: Six Types of Claims Chapter 10: An Introduction to the Types of Claims Chapter 11: Categorical and . . . Chapter 12: Causal Arguments Chapter 13: Resemblance Arguments Chapter14: Evaluation and Ethical . . . Chapter 15: Proposal Arguments Part 4: The Researched Argument Chapter 16: Finding and Evaluating . . . Chapter 17: Using, Citing and . . . Part 5: An Anthology of Arguments Section 1: Environmental Friendliness . . . Section 2: Biotechnology, Organic Food, Section 3: Responses to Terrorism: . . . Section 4: Hip-Hop, Film and Racial . . . Section 5: Gender and Technology in . . . Section 6: Marriage and Family in the . . . Section 7: Globalization, World . . . Section 8: Internet Censorship: Hate . . . Section 9: Troubled Teens and Violence Section 10: The Cultural Debate on Stem Section 11: Criminal Justice and . . . Section 12: The United States as . . . Copyright © 1995-2010, Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Pearson Longman Legal and Privacy Terms