Arguments

Question 1

The third act of the mind. Proceeds from truths already known to the establishment of another truth by way of inference from the former (discoursive)

Answer 1

Reasoning

Question 2

Can by any text — whether written, spoken, or visual — that expresses a point of view.

Answer 2

Argument

Question 3

Arguments that give specific information

Answer 3

Argument to inform

Question 4

Arguments that persuade readers rather than win out opponents.

Answer 4

Arguments to convince

Question 5

Arguments that have a problem and consequence

Answer 5

Arguments to explore

Question 6

Arguments that take the form of intense meditations on a theme, or of prayer

Answer 6

Arguments to meditate or pray