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The Process of Developing your Argument: Researchers don’t begin with a thesis; they begin
with a question, a hypothesis, or even just a hunch. They then do research to either answer their
question or prove their hypothesis. You should do the same. You don’t need to know what you
want to argue yet:
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You need to choose a general topic. Review “Choosing a Topic” pp. 361-4 WM.
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You need to do research and read about your topic. Review “Conducting Academic
Research” pp. 365-74 WM.
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After you have done research, you can begin to develop your argument and figure
out your thesis.
4. Next you should remember what you learned about developing arguments in the
rhetorical analysis assignment. What is the Rhetorical Situation? Who is your
audience? How can they be persuaded? What kind of supporting evidence do you
need to in order to convince them? Are there places you can go or people you can
interview to support your argument? Since you are writing about a topic related to
Memphis, you can conduct interviews and do other kinds of primary research to
support your argument.
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5. Write. Draft. Revise.
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Approximately five pages (excluding works cited)
Must include five academic or government sources
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Overview: For your next major assignment, you will write the first draft of your researched
argument. You can choose your own topic; the only requirement is that it your topic somehow
involves Memphis. As you choose your topic, make sure you choose something you are
genuinely interested in, as you will be working with this topic in different forms (draft; new
media; final draft) for the remainder of the semester. While there are obvious choices (The
Blues, Beale St., Elvis, BBQ, etc) you can localize just about any topic you care about. For
example, if you are interested in healthy eating, then you could do research on food deserts or
school lunch programs in Memphis. If you are interested in business, then you might do research
on FedEx or Autozone and use that research to argue that Memphis is a great place to start a
business.
Purpose: Successful writing doesn’t happen overnight, especially when research is required.
Writing is a slow process, and this assignment is the first of three that will help you develop an
argument, improve your writing process, learn to revise, and think about how arguments change
when the genre or audience changes. While this is the first draft of a much longer project, you
should turn in something you are happy with and think is complete. In order to produce your best
writing, you need to revise, and revision requires space from your first draft.
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The Process of Developing your Argument: Researchers don’t begin with a thesis; they begin
with a question, a hypothesis, or even just a hunch. They then do research to either answer their
question or prove their hypothesis. You should do the same. You don’t need to know what you
want to argue yet:
1. You need to choose a general topic. Review “Choosing a Topic” pp. 361-4 WM.
2. You need to do research and read about your topic. Review “Conducting Academic
Research” pp. 365-74 WM.
3. After you have done research, you can begin to develop your argument and figure
out your thesis.
4. Next you should remember what you learned about developing arguments in the
rhetorical analysis assignment. What is the Rhetorical Situation? Who is your
audience? How can they be persuaded? What kind of supporting evidence do you
need to in order to convince them? Are there places you can go or people you can
interview to support your argument? Since you are writing about a topic related to
Memphis, you can conduct interviews and do other kinds of primary research to
support your argument.
5. Write. Draft. Revise.
Requirements:
Approximately five pages (excluding works cited)
Must include five academic or government sources
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