Question

Chapter Name: Argumentation-Persuasion

Requirements For the Essay

Course Competencies

This module addresses the following course competencies:

• Analyze types of writing, audience, and purposes.
• Write unified essays whose central ideas are expressed by clear thesis statements and topic sentences.
• Provide support for thesis statements and topic sentences through the use of relevant details, examples, reasons, facts, data, and quotations.
• Employ techniques, such as observing, recording, summarizing, analyzing, classifying, interpreting, comparing, defining, arguing, and/or instructing for effective college-level writing.
• Evaluate writing through revising, editing, and proofreading effectively to achieve coherence and avoid grammatical errors.
• Demonstrate appropriate writing competencies in advancing, addressing, and expressing ideas within academic disciplines.
• Apply the rules of standard grammar and usage to writing.

Objectives

After completing this module, you should be able to:

1. Identify the basic components of Argumentation-Persuasion.
2. Identify the various purposes of Argumentation-Persuasion.
3. Employ appropriate strategies and tools for an Argumentation-Persuasion essay.
4. Write an Argumentation-Persuasion essay.
5. Apply the rules of standard grammar and usage.
6. Evaluate writing for improved grammar use and coherence.

Essay on

For your initial post, pick an issue that you might argue, and identify the target audience for such an argument. Then, indicate what kind of appeal strategy (rational, emotional, or both) you would use to influence your audience. Explain why your strategy will prove to be successful with that target audience.

Note: I have to submit this before 11 pm today so can you please send me like in spam of 6 hours and issue or essay whatever you call it can be under 250 to 300 words thankyou.  

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Answer 1

The topic I would be arguing in favor of is- ‘Increasing American partnerships across the world’. The target audience is any politically inclined person.

As we look around the world of today, we find an increasingly uncertain era and a socio-political quagmire that is only increasingly dividing us- making us suspicious and scared. An oft-heard word these days is- ‘isolationism’. It is important for all countries, but it becomes even more important in case of USA. For decades, US has been the premier power in the world. It has policed the world, many a times creating disasters and many a times averting disasters. But the times have changed. Its not 90s with pax Americana reigning and the world mostly a peaceful place. As extremism rises across many parts of the world, as other countries look to challenge USA and its political system and as all country increasingly looking inwards- there are many voices in American that want us to also look inwards- isolate ourselves.

I would argue that this is precisely what we should not do. Yes, USA has made mistakes, has gotten itself involved in businesses it had no right to be in- but it has been a stabilizing force too. If we look inwards and disengage ourselves from a lot of the world- we will be leaving behind many allies- some joined by cultural values, some by political values and some by simple geostrategic compulsions. Not only will they feel betrayed by an isolationist USA, they inevitably will face choice of either going it alone or finding some other partners. Going at it alone will be harmful for everyone, at least economically, in this globalized world. Even more so, the alternatives are totalitarian regimes that would more than glad to see America leave its place as leader of the free world and will happily take over- for worse results for everyone. Then we will be forced to get involved with far fewer friends and resources. Then why become isolationist in the first place?