Structuring Arguments

1. Rogerian Argument

1.1. Introduction

1.2. Contexts

1.3. Writers peostion

1.4. Benefits to opponent

2. Toulmin Arguments

2.1. Make claims

2.2. Offering Evidence and Good Reasons

2.3. Determining Warrants

2.4. Offering Evidence

2.5. Using Qualifiers

2.6. Understanding Conditions of Rebuttal

2.7. Response

3. Inductive Reasoning

3.1. Evidence=Conclusion

4. Deductive Reasoning

4.1. Assumes a general principle

4.2. syllogism

4.2.1. enthymemes

5. The Classical Oration

5.1. Exordium

5.2. Narratio

5.3. Partitio

5.4. Confirmatio

5.5. Refutatio

5.6. Peroratio

6. Classical Pattern

6.1. Introduction

6.2. Background

6.3. Lines of Argument

6.4. Alternate Arguments

6.5. Conclusion