[request_ebook] the language of argument

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The book on art of argument which introduces different types of arguemnt such as induction, deductionm logic and composition

Most writing is persuasive writing.

When you write, you want something. You want people to be more informed and to accept your point of view. You want them to do something. You want them to see you in a positive way. Good writing is writing that gets the effect you want.

A study of the techniques of persuasion will make you more concerned about your audience and about forms of writing that have a good or bad effect on them. It will keep you from speculating vaguely on some topic that cannot be proven with evidence. It will help you know when you are making sense. 

 

 

 

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