This book offers the answers to the student's book, which starts from the analysis of the document to arrive at the written production and which is intended for students of average level.
Writing to convince, to argue, is to try to get someone to share a point of view, an analysis, a judgment which, at the start, is not theirs.To argue is therefore both to justify a point of view and to negotiate the presentation of this point of view.
The work is composed of two main parts:
* the general aspects of the argumentation * the forms of the argumentation
It comprises seven chapters.Each chapter aims to provide the basic elements which, based on a given typical situation, will allow analysis.
This analysis leads to a guided production of argumentative texts and then to an autonomous production.
A systematic section "Words to express..." summarizes the most commonly used linguistic forms in argumentation operations.
The book can be used both in the classroom for collective use and in a self-learning situation
