Written Arguments
The first unit of the course will work at unpacking and presenting written
arguments. We will consider and critically read the arguments of others, while
they consider ours.
Available unit resources
We will work during
This unit features a three to four page arguable claim
paper. Before composing, we will explore argumentation using the methodologies
of the philosopher, Stephen Toulmin.
There will be two homework
assignments.
We will also engage in several close readings and begin and join
conversations about the individual, society, justice, virtue and many other
topics of interest.
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research projects.
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Other student created work can be found at the weekly
class summaries.
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