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Objective This particular argumentative essay gets you to strategically present arguments about an issue, in a very particular style, so as to acknowledge a hostile audience in a collaborative manner. The argumentative essay format may be familiar to you, but this essay has added techniques that are persuasive in nature. The spirit of this essay is to imagine you are writing to a hostile audience (See GRM! Chapter 1 for definition of hostile audience). You are approaching the issue with a neutral, curious, and collaborative tone. In doing so, you are avoiding the “war” mentality that Cohen discussed in his Ted Talk For Argument’s Sake. The rubric below outlines the different parts of such an essay. To learn more about a collaborative style of arguing, review Rogerian arguments (link provided on e-Class). This essay is about writing clearly, concisely, convincingly, and collaboratively. This is not solely a research assignment, but you must research your arguments and cite the sources you use. This entails in-body citations and a Reference page. Refer to the APA Guide for assistance. There is a link to Purdue’s Online Writing Lab on eClass, but if this fails to provide the information you need, then you can research other APA information sites or ask for help on the eClass forum. 1 Instructions 1. Choose an issue below. - Should the police be defunded? - Should polygamy be prohibited? - Is euthanasia ethical? - Does money make us happy? 2. Research arguments for the issue. Each issue has arguments from different perspectives. Compile these different arguments. This is a short essay, so you are looking for main arguments from different stances – this research does not have to be very detailed/extensive. Your paper will discuss main arguments (and elaborate them, argue for them), not document them all. 3. Your research will inform your answer to the issue – which is your argumentative thesis. You don’t start writing your essay without knowing your thesis. In this case, your thesis should be something that becomes clear at the end of your essay (this makes it different from a typical academic argumentative paper). 4. Start writing your essay; follow the template below (see p. 3). How are we being graded? Out of 100 marks Essay Component Note: 10 - Title - Introductory paragraph that clearly states the issue you’re writing about - gives some background information for context - This is a delayed thesis essay – we should not know your position until the end of the paper. - This is a collaborative approach to a controversial issue; however, if done neutrally and with a curious mind, we should not know that you don’t agree with this position Once you state these views, continue being collaborative by noting common elements between the different views shared in Body 1 and Body 2. This is a technique that helps a hostile audience see your views too. The conclusion is where you clearly state and justify your thesis. 30 Body Part 1: - Discuss the arguments that do not support your position (thesis) - Choose the strongest arguments for this perspective - This can take as many paragraphs as needed based on the arguments you explain - Point out what makes the arguments good, etc. This is what makes the persuasive style collaborative. Remember, you can still note the strengths of positions you don’t agree with. Strong thinkers are able to do this. 30 Body Part 2: - Discuss the arguments that support your position (thesis) - Choose the strongest arguments for this position - This can take as many paragraphs as needed based on the arguments you explain - Point out the connections between the different positions in body 1 and body 2 – even though they are different positions, what is common among them? Shared values? Even if you disagree with your audience, strong reasoners try and find common ground. 20 Conclusion: - Explain why the second set of arguments are stronger - State your thesis now - This can take one or two paragraphs – you decide 10 Grammar, Collaborative Style/Tone, References (must be APA), Word Count (1000 to 1200 words – does NOT include References) 3
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Argumentative Essay        2
ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY: DOES MONEY MAKE US HAPPY?
Introduction
    There is a huge debate that surrounds the phrase which says, ‘Money cannot buy you happiness’. Although there are a number of arguments for and against the above-mentioned statement, nothing can be truly ascertained.
This is because, there are a number of things which require money while there are a number of aspects which is better when money is left out of the question. The huge number of studies regarding the statement has also offered arguments as well as counterarguments, however, none have been able to reach to a certain and definite conclusion. However, the purpose of this essay is to present arguments and counter-arguments in order to understand whether money can really make people happy.
Body Part 1
    Although there has been a number of controversies regarding whether money can truly and really bring people happiness, there are certain arguments which say the contrary. It has been observed from a number of studies, that money has the potential to positively influence and impact the emotional state and wellbeing of the people. This is primarily because money provides people with the opportunity of affording autonomy. As a result of which, people can be independent regarding their choices as to the way they want to lead their lives. People who have a certain sum of money which they have earned themselves, tend to be more secure, not only from the perspective of financial support but also from the perspective of mental state and emotional wellbeing[footnoteRef:1]. In addition to that, money provides people with a sense of psychological calm and emotional sustenance, as they believe that they can deal with every kind of situation and sudden incidents such as unemployment and other critical situations in life. [1: Natali, L., Handa, S., Peterman, A., Seidenfeld, D., & Tembo, G. (2018). Does money buy happiness? Evidence from an unconditional cash transfer in Zambia. SSM-population health, 4, 225-235.
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    Increased monetary income is associated with the advancement of an individual in terms of their career. Therefore, it can be well ascertained those individuals who are professionally moving forward in their lives have a greater sense of emotional wellbeing as well as experience happiness. Therefore, from this perspective money can provide people with true happiness. There are also a number of studies which suggest that continuous economic development offers people with a true sense of happiness and has the potential to improve the wellbeing of the people[footnoteRef:2]. Money can allow people to buy things and various amenities that can provide them happiness. Therefore, indirectly money, which is required for spending on various amenities can bring in happiness for the people. Financial security has a huge role to play in determining happiness in the people as it has the capability of providing comfort to them[footnoteRef:3]. For instance, people can meet a lot of debts when they are...
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