Part III of the research project involves creating an outline and draft for the argument section of your essay. You will take a stance on an issue or idea related to the culture, forming an argument. Having learned about and analyzed the culture, what potential arguments have you unearthed? Is there a problem within the culture that you’d like to take a stance on? Does the culture clash with other cultures? Take a side. Make sure that someone, somewhere, would disagree with you. That’s what makes it an argument. •Use research and rhetoric to convince the audience of your argument. • Choose only one argument, versus a number of small ones. You may inherently have small issues as a part of the larger focus, but keep the lens narrow, and support the argument with lots of examples. • Part III should use third person, just like the first section. However, this section uses argument as its rhetorical strategy. You will make a claim in your thesis statement and then use source material to support your argument and persuade your reader. • Don’t make an argument that everyone would agree with or an argument that is too obvious. If you do […]

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