Logical Arguments and Reasoning

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ARGUMENTS

Whether you are evaluating a verbal or written argument or reviewing source content to use as a pro or con stance in your argument essay, the evaluation process is the same.

1. EVALUATING AN ARGUMENT
• You will look for logical support, reliable sources to defend the argument, and possible manipulation through fallacies or inductive reasoning.
2. CRAFTING AN ARGUMENT
• When constructing your argument, you will want to make sure that you are using logical support, reliable sources to defend the argument, and eliminating manipulation through fallacies or inductive reasoning.

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"Body" of Evidence

Body

Evidence

Use Sources Correctly to Avoid Plagiarism

In Text Punctuation

Summary

Paraphrase

Quoting Rules

Quoting Material

Errors in Reasoning

Fallacies

Citation Generator--EasyBib

Citation Generator--Citation Machine

Rhetorical Situations

Ethos, Pathos, and Logos

Ethos, Pathos, and Logos Worksheet

3 Ways to Persuade

Effective Arguments

How to Evaluate an Argument

Evaluating an Argument