University:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Course:
21G.228 | Advanced Workshop in Writing for Social Sciences and Architecture (ELS)
Academic year:

2021
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98

Pages:

1
Author:

5prinzg1s

Introduc tion Introduce the topic of your argument, your claim, and the counterclaims. Body Part 1 Begin the body of your argument by presenting counter points and refuting them. Repeat the pattern until you have addressed each counter point. Use one paragraph for each counter point. Body Part 2 Next, present your points and the evidence you have to support them. Repeat the pattern until you have addressed each point. Use one paragraph for each point. Conclus ion Conclude by restating the claim and summarizing your supporting evidence, and commenting on the rebuttals. I. Brutus is doing what is best for his hometown and being a patriot is just that. Counterclaim Brutus could've done something else but he chose to kill Caesar. B. They needed an option fast and nobody could solve the problem quickly. C. Brutus killing Caeser was probably not the best decision afterwards. D. If Caesar stayed in power, Rome would be worse. I. A. Claim Brutus killing Caesar was better for his country. B. The reason he killed Caesar was to put a better leader in charge. C. He didn't kill Caesar alone D. Support point B I. A. I. Conclusion