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Define 'ascetic'.
One who practices self-discipline and abstains from physical comforts for spiritual reasons.
Define 'dogmatic'.
Asserting opinions authoritatively, as if they are proven facts.
Define 'alliteration'.
Repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of closely connected words.
Define 'allusion'.
An indirect reference to something well-known.
Define 'impartial'.
Unbiased, fair.
Define 'discern'.
To perceive or recognize something clearly.
Define 'ostentatious'.
Characterized by showy displays designed to impress.
Define 'contentious'.
Likely to cause disagreement or argument.
What is Rhetorical Analysis?
Understanding how authors use language to persuade.
What is Argumentation?
Constructing and supporting your own claims effectively.
What is Synthesis?
Combining multiple sources to form a coherent argument.
What is the key to a strong argumentative essay?
A clear, reasoned argument supported by evidence and analysis.
What does 'qualification' mean in argumentation?
Agreeing with some aspects but disagreeing with others, or seeing nuances.
Why acknowledge different perspectives in an argument?
It demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of the issue.
Why is global awareness important for arguments?
It provides real-world examples and strengthens connections to broader contexts.
What is the importance of nuance in argumentation?
Showing the 'gray' areas and complexities of an issue.