Exercise 11,"What is X?" will require you to think more about your possible argument topic, the one you are researching for your exploratory essay & annotated bibilogrpahy. This topic will also be the one you will use for your argument research essay. Exercise 11 consists of a series of questions that will help you to:
--clearly define the topic & its issues
-- think about the effects your topic has on others
-- identify who is affected by this issue
--what has already been done and what still needs to be done
How to determine where you stand on an issue:
1. What is X?
2. What is the value of X? And who places this value on X?
3. What are the causes (or the consequences) of X?
4. What should (or ought or must) we do about X?
5. What is the evidence for my claims about X?
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