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| The conclusion or main point being argued. |
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| Toulmin Model - Qualifier |
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| Degree to which your claim extends; the limit of the conclusion; stated as "probably", etc. |
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| The evidence supporting the claim. Also called reasons. |
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| Facts, further data, other evidence, chains of reasons used to support the data |
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| Fundamental value or belief that is shared by writer/speaker and audience. Connects data and claim by explaining the unstated assumptions behind the claim. |
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| The facts, data, other evidence, chains or reasons, etc. used to support the warrant. |
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| Certain conditions or limitations placed on the claim. Acknowledge that objections may be raised to your argument and attempts to answer them. |
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| What is the order of the toulmin model from left to right? |
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Left: Data
Middle: since-Warrant, because-Backing
Right: Qualifier
Further right: Claim
between right and further right: unless, Rebuttal |
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