in praise of the f word\nwriters use logos, ethos, and pathos in argumentative essays to make their points…

in praise of the f word\nwriters use logos, ethos, and pathos in argumentative essays to make their points. a well - executed argument will use all 3 appeals--logos, ethos, and pathos. read the logos, ethos, and pathos pdf in the module to help you gain a better understanding of appeals writers use to make their arguments.\nafter reading \in praise of the f word\ in the modules, consider the following points when constructing your response.\n. what is the thesis of the article? the overall point the author is making?\n. were you surprised by the content of the article?\n. did the author use one appeal more than the other?\n. find examples of each appeal and analyze the effectiveness to supporting her argument.\n. do you agree or disagree with the argument?\nmake your initial post and respond to one classmates post. to receive full credit, follow the discussion guidelines for this course.\nreply

in praise of the f word\nwriters use logos, ethos, and pathos in argumentative essays to make their points. a well - executed argument will use all 3 appeals--logos, ethos, and pathos. read the logos, ethos, and pathos pdf in the module to help you gain a better understanding of appeals writers use to make their arguments.\nafter reading \in praise of the f word\ in the modules, consider the following points when constructing your response.\n. what is the thesis of the article? the overall point the author is making?\n. were you surprised by the content of the article?\n. did the author use one appeal more than the other?\n. find examples of each appeal and analyze the effectiveness to supporting her argument.\n. do you agree or disagree with the argument?\nmake your initial post and respond to one classmates post. to receive full credit, follow the discussion guidelines for this course.\nreply

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Brief Explanations:

  1. To find the thesis, look for the central - idea statement in the article.
  2. Surprise is a personal reaction based on one's prior knowledge and expectations.
  3. Analyze the use of logos (logic), ethos (credibility), and pathos (emotion) by looking for evidence like facts, author's background, and emotional language.
  4. Evaluate the effectiveness of each appeal by considering how well it supports the author's argument.
  5. Agreement or disagreement is a personal stance based on one's own beliefs and analysis.

Answer:

  1. The thesis would be determined by reading the article and identifying the main point.
  2. Personal response based on individual reaction.
  3. Analyze the article for frequency of each appeal.
  4. Cite examples from the article for each appeal and explain how they support the argument.
  5. State personal agreement or disagreement with reasoning.