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013. Argumentative texts

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Definition of argumentative texts

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in terms of communicative functions

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in terms of text type: argumentation

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what's an argumentative text?

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Type of audience

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Form of an argumentative text

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Main types of argumentative texts

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Main types of argumentative texts

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Subjective
Subjective
Subjective
Subjective
Objective
Objective
Objective
Objective
Minor types
Fortiori
A contrario

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Based on the author's desire to present specific solutions as common problems
pose implicitly or explicitly the problem based on facts and established laws
Point of view: presuppositions & connotations
from an accepted conclusion to an even more evident one
Based on data given by bibliographic references
from an accepted conclusion to the rejection of its contrary
found in research documents, experiments, observations, reports, analysis...
Formally judging about a given problem
pose implicitly or explicitly the problem to lead to a relevant conclusion
Informal, persuasive, ironical or pejorative
author's desire to communicate certain ideas or to provoke the audience

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Structure of argumentative texts

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cannot be a sequence of disordered arguments

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Types of structure

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Deductive
Inductive
Framed
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One-sided
Eclectical

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alternative development of the thesis based on positive and negative propositions (pro-con-pro-con) or reverse
thesis is placed at the beginning
thesis presented at the beginning and as part of the conclusion
thesis is developed progressively
reject or accept some points of view and even show the combonation of both
presentation of the problem+refutation of the opposition's arguments+ solution or presentation+conclusion

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All the wrong answers belong to EXPOSITORY TEXTS

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