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1 Introduction: Why Argument Matters
Coming to an Understanding of Argument
Stanley Fish, “Condemnation without Absolutes”
Discussion of Leo and Fish Part I: Some Theoretical Background
Discussion of Leo and Fish Part II: Getting from Duality to Commitment
Leo and Fish Part III: The Elements of Argument
Argument and “the purification of war”
Argument and Critical Literacy
Rhetoric’s Ossification Problem
Key Figures of Modern Argument Theory
Introduction to Kenneth Burke
Introduction to Chaim Perelman and Lucie Olbrechts-Tyteca
Stephen Toulmin
Summary
Notes
The Fallacy Debate
The Pragma-Dialectical Approach to Fallacies
Alternatives to Focusing on Argument in a Writing Class: Critical/Cultural Studies
Expressivist Pedagogy
Procedural Rhetoric
To Teach or Not to Teach . . . Propaganda
What Is Propaganda? Burke and Ellul
Propaganda in a Nutshell
Notes
4 Introduction to Best Practices
What Works in Teaching Writing
Best Practices
Liberatory Rhetoric
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For Further Reading
Argument Textbooks
Scholarly Works
Feminism and Argument
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Argument Textbooks
Scholarly Works
Service Learning and Argument
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Argument Textbooks
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Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) and Writing in the Disciplines (WID)
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Argument Textbooks
Scholarly Works—General
Anthropology
Business
Economics
Engineering
Political Science
Computers and Writing
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Textbooks
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Visual Rhetoric
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Textbooks
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