Argument Structure & Organization
Analyzing organizational patterns, transitions, concession/rebuttal, and logical fallacies
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Analyze how writers organize arguments: organizational patterns (chronological, cause-effect, compare-contrast, problem-solution), transitions and cohesion, inductive vs deductive reasoning, concession and rebuttal, qualifying claims, and identifying logical fallacies.
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