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The Argument's Strength: A Materialist Observation ​My analysis of the argument gains significant traction when focused on the material order we observe. ​1. The Structure of Dependency is Universal ​I observe that every entity within our universe is contingent. Every event,…

i don't believe so, no. some arguments contain counterclaims & analysis. good arguments, probably. still, not all arguments are good arguments. arguments in general are any series of statements offered w/intent to justify something, typically some belief or action.

El argumento bien estructurado sería el contestar el porque puede estar haciendo comparaciones con otros niños pero cuando lo haces con padres les duele o cuando un padre compra algo de mala calidad y se rompe y le hecha la culpa al niño en vez del producto

arguments are series of statements offered w/intent to justify something, typically some belief or action!

And when I felt like I'd found a really good argument -- then I had to structure it. I always struggled to do anything before I'd written the opening paragraph where I set up the whole thing (and that was always annoying because I'd almost always rewrite it by the end)

If you can't make a point without broad generalizations, you don't have the faculties for the conversation you're attempting. If the introduction of nuance and context waters down your argument, you do not have an argument. instead, ask yourself "why do i want to argue so bad?"

Arguments are the foundation of an debate, of essays, critical thinking does not exist in the absence of an argument, there is not a single argument in what she wrote, there is not even a single formal citation. And the assignment was to engage with an academic article, an actual

An argument contains proofs or reasons why the claims one makes are correct. You have not done that. All you have done is merely assert the same claims you have been making, time and again.

story of my life- like you can argue whatever you want at the end of the day even if it’s just plain wrong. your argument needs to be valid/sound, backed by evidence, and in proper context with the assignment.

Besides the arguments, you need a foundation, fundamentals, citations; it's best to speak from a truly canonical perspective, not just what you think.

1. By replying to an argument, one necessarily presents one’s statements as reasons meant to be understood and evaluated, rather than as blows meant to physically overpower. 2. Presenting reasons presupposes that the other party is a rational agent who may freely accept or reject…

The point of the argument, though, is that there is a tangible basis that can be read, understood, and taught that maintains coherence and is logically consistent and sound.

Argument structure is Reality> Contingent beings> Necessary beings>Attributes of necessary beings> possibility of the prophethood>calim of the prophethood>proof of the prophethood. Each next one is dependent on the previous one acceptance.+👇

Ignoring counterarguments weakens your case. Acknowledge opposing views, explain your reasoning, and show why your approach holds up. Engaging with challenges strengthens credibility. Great arguments don’t avoid—they address. 👉🏼 GET 1:1 HELP gradcoach.me/81CZDU 👈🏼

#WritingTip of the Day: in conversation, an argument is a confrontation. In #writing, an argument is a persuasive technique that relies on facts, reasoning, and evidence. Paul was the master at argument! #PersuasiveWriting ow.ly/clRc30s7JS5

Okay, son. I don’t know why I’m being nice when you’re nothing but rude and ignorant, but I’ll school you a little here. An argument is something that backs up a positive claim. A train of logic that acts as the explanation you believe your statement was true. YOU are the one…

‘Constructive arguing’ can help keep the peace at your Thanksgiving table bit.ly/49H9zyl

this is not an argument. it is a set of unsupported assertions. it has the pattern of an argument, but the assertions are unconnected. this gives the appearance of a conclusion, but it is really just another assertion

A constructive argument would build on top of other already established facts or be innovative. The "gender is a social construct" people have been around for a long time. They neither build nor innovate.

“The theory of argumentation will help to develop what a logic of value judgments has tried in vain to provide, namely the justification of the possibility of a human community in the sphere of action when this justification cannot be based on a reality or objective truth.”