This assignment is for ENG-112 College Composition II class. I would need the paper no later than 12:00 p.m. on 07/18/2017 EST. My topic is “Violent Media and the Effects on Our Youth” I need a better Title for my paper than that though! The paper must be 6 pages long. Those 6 pages should not include the cover page or references/works cited page. I have attached a Sample Essay with comments from my Professor for this type of Essay. Please see the below instructions from my Professor for this assignment: Your essay should include the following sections: Title/Cover page: Use a specific title that quickly conveys the contents of your essay. Introduction: Researched arguments are usually organized in a “closed form,” with the central issue and thesis explicitly presented in the introduction. Your introduction should: o Get the reader’s attention by identifying and defining the issue that the essay will address o Demonstrate your awareness that you are entering a conversation that contains competing perspectives on the issue o Make a focused claim about your issue (i.e., state an arguable thesis that locates your stance among the competing perspectives) Body of the report: In the body of your essay, you will: • Provide reasons that support your thesis. • Provide evidence for each of your reasons (e.g., your own reasoning plus research). • Anticipate objections from people with other perspectives and, when necessary, provide refutations. • Be aware of the unspoken/unwritten assumptions (values and beliefs) underlying both your claims and reasons, as well as the claims and reasons of competing perspectives. You will structure your argument according to the following argumentative structure: ❖ Classical: The purpose of your argument is to persuade your audience to agree with your point of view, take your side on an issue, or make a decision in your favor. Conclusion: Summarize your main points, and answer the question “So what?” (i.e., explain how this topic impacts us and why your audience should care or pay attention). References / Work Cited page: List the sources that you used in your report. *****NOTE***** To write a successful academic argument in which you state what you think and why: ➢ You must back-up your arguments with evidence. Telling me how you feel won’t cut it. I need to see your proof, your statistics, your quotes from experts, etc. ➢ You must address the counter-arguments to your thesis. Your goal with this paper is not necessarily to persuade me to agree with your argument, but to show me that you can reason and write in a logical, coherent manner, while at the same time “entertaining a thought without accepting it” (Aristotle).This assignment is for ENG-112 College Composition II class. I would need the paper no later than 12:00 p.m. on 07/18/2017 EST. My topic is “Violent Media and the Effects on Our Youth” I need a better Title for my paper than that though! The paper must be 6 pages long. Those 6 pages should not include the cover page or references/works cited page. I have attached a Sample Essay with comments from my Professor for this type of Essay. Please see the below instructions from my Professor for this assignment: Your essay should include the following sections: Title/Cover page: Use a specific title that quickly conveys the contents of your essay. Introduction: Researched arguments are usually organized in a “closed form,” with the central issue and thesis explicitly presented in the introduction. Your introduction should: o Get the reader’s attention by identifying and defining the issue that the essay will address o Demonstrate your awareness that you are entering a conversation that contains competing perspectives on the issue o Make a focused claim about your issue (i.e., state an arguable thesis that locates your stance among the competing perspectives) Body of the report: In the body of your essay, you will: • Provide reasons that support your thesis. • Provide evidence for each of your reasons (e.g., your own reasoning plus research). • Anticipate objections from people with other perspectives and, when necessary, provide refutations. • Be aware of the unspoken/unwritten assumptions (values and beliefs) underlying both your claims and reasons, as well as the claims and reasons of competing perspectives. You will structure your argument according to the following argumentative structure: ❖ Classical: The purpose of your argument is to persuade your audience to agree with your point of view, take your side on an issue, or make a decision in your favor. Conclusion: Summarize your main points, and answer the question “So what?” (i.e., explain how this topic impacts us and why your audience should care or pay attention). References / Work Cited page: List the sources that you used in your report. *****NOTE***** To write a successful academic argument in which you state what you think and why: ➢ You must back-up your arguments with evidence. Telling me how you feel won’t cut it. I need to see your proof, your statistics, your quotes from experts, etc. ➢ You must address the counter-arguments to your thesis. Your goal with this paper is not necessarily to persuade me to agree with your argument, but to show me that you can reason and write in a logical, coherent manner, while at the same time “entertaining a thought without accepting it” (Aristotle).This assignment is for ENG-112 College Composition II class. I would need the paper no later than 12:00 p.m. on 07/18/2017 EST. My topic is “Violent Media and the Effects on Our Youth” I need a better Title for my paper than that though! The paper must be 6 pages long. Those 6 pages should not include the cover page or references/works cited page. I have attached a Sample Essay with comments from my Professor for this type of Essay. Please see the below instructions from my Professor for this assignment: Your essay should include the following sections: Title/Cover page: Use a specific title that quickly conveys the contents of your essay. Introduction: Researched arguments are usually organized in a “closed form,” with the central issue and thesis explicitly presented in the introduction. Your introduction should: o Get the reader’s attention by identifying and defining the issue that the essay will address o Demonstrate your awareness that you are entering a conversation that contains competing perspectives on the issue o Make a focused claim about your issue (i.e., state an arguable thesis that locates your stance among the competing perspectives) Body of the report: In the body of your essay, you will: • Provide reasons that support your thesis. • Provide evidence for each of your reasons (e.g., your own reasoning plus research). • Anticipate objections from people with other perspectives and, when necessary, provide refutations. • Be aware of the unspoken/unwritten assumptions (values and beliefs) underlying both your claims and reasons, as well as the claims and reasons of competing perspectives. You will structure your argument according to the following argumentative structure: ❖ Classical: The purpose of your argument is to persuade your audience to agree with your point of view, take your side on an issue, or make a decision in your favor. Conclusion: Summarize your main points, and answer the question “So what?” (i.e., explain how this topic impacts us and why your audience should care or pay attention). References / Work Cited page: List the sources that you used in your report. *****NOTE***** To write a successful academic argument in which you state what you think and why: ➢ You must back-up your arguments with evidence. Telling me how you feel won’t cut it. I need to see your proof, your statistics, your quotes from experts, etc. ➢ You must address the counter-arguments to your thesis. Your goal with this paper is not necessarily to persuade me to agree with your argument, but to show me that you can reason and write in a logical, coherent manner, while at the same time “entertaining a thought without accepting it” (Aristotle).This assignment is for ENG-112 College Composition II class. I would need the paper no later than 12:00 p.m. on 07/18/2017 EST. My topic is “Violent Media and the Effects on Our Youth” I need a better Title for my paper than that though! The paper must be 6 pages long. Those 6 pages should not include the cover page or references/works cited page. I have attached a Sample Essay with comments from my Professor for this type of Essay. Please see the below instructions from my Professor for this assignment: Your essay should include the following sections: Title/Cover page: Use a specific title that quickly conveys the contents of your essay. Introduction: Researched arguments are usually organized in a “closed form,” with the central issue and thesis explicitly presented in the introduction. Your introduction should: o Get the reader’s attention by identifying and defining the issue that the essay will address o Demonstrate your awareness that you are entering a conversation that contains competing perspectives on the issue o Make a focused claim about your issue (i.e., state an arguable thesis that locates your stance among the competing perspectives) Body of the report: In the body of your essay, you will: • Provide reasons that support your thesis. • Provide evidence for each of your reasons (e.g., your own reasoning plus research). • Anticipate objections from people with other perspectives and, when necessary, provide refutations. • Be aware of the unspoken/unwritten assumptions (values and beliefs) underlying both your claims and reasons, as well as the claims and reasons of competing perspectives. You will structure your argument according to the following argumentative structure: ❖ Classical: The purpose of your argument is to persuade your audience to agree with your point of view, take your side on an issue, or make a decision in your favor. Conclusion: Summarize your main points, and answer the question “So what?” (i.e., explain how this topic impacts us and why your audience should care or pay attention). References / Work Cited page: List the sources that you used in your report. *****NOTE***** To write a successful academic argument in which you state what you think and why: ➢ You must back-up your arguments with evidence. Telling me how you feel won’t cut it. I need to see your proof, your statistics, your quotes from experts, etc. ➢ You must address the counter-arguments to your thesis. Your goal with this paper is not necessarily to persuade me to agree with your argument, but to show me that you can reason and write in a logical, coherent manner, while at the same time “entertaining a thought without accepting it” (Aristotle).
