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Where's your argument? : how to present your academic argument in writing / Helen Cooper & Michael Shoolbred.
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TextSeries: Pocket study skillsPublisher: Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan, 2016Description: 1 online resource : illustrationsISBN: - 9781137534743
- 1137534745
- Education
- Study Skills
- Persuasion (Rhetoric)
- English language -- Rhetoric
- Critical thinking
- Discourse analysis
- English language -- Rhetoric
- Discourse analysis
- Critical thinking
- Persuasion (Rhetoric)
- Writing Skills
- Higher & further education, tertiary education
- Study & learning skills: general
- Study Skills
- Education -- Study Skills
- 808.042 COO 23
Contents:
Introduction; PART I: GETTING STARTED; 1. Stages of the Task; 2. What's the Task?; PART II: PUTTING IDEAS TOGETHER; 3. Finding Out; 4. Developing Your Ideas; 5. What is Evidence?; 6. Forming Your Argument; PART III: BUILDING YOUR ARGUMENT; 7. Structuring an Argument; 8. Using Paragraphs; 9. Making the Argument Flow; 10. Beginnings and Endings; PART IV: SHOWING YOUR ARGUMENT; 11. Presenting Evidence; 12. Communicating with the Reader; 13. Finding your Academic Voice; PART V: FINALISING YOUR ARGUMENT
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Introduction; PART I: GETTING STARTED; 1. Stages of the Task; 2. What's the Task?; PART II: PUTTING IDEAS TOGETHER; 3. Finding Out; 4. Developing Your Ideas; 5. What is Evidence?; 6. Forming Your Argument; PART III: BUILDING YOUR ARGUMENT; 7. Structuring an Argument; 8. Using Paragraphs; 9. Making the Argument Flow; 10. Beginnings and Endings; PART IV: SHOWING YOUR ARGUMENT; 11. Presenting Evidence; 12. Communicating with the Reader; 13. Finding your Academic Voice; PART V: FINALISING YOUR ARGUMENT