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Thesis Focus: Core Concepts

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Thesis Focus: Core ConceptsOnline version

Key terms for structuring arguments

by Abigail Fox
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Central idea or claim that a paper argues and supports with evidence.

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Statement that asserts a position to be proven or debated.

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A particular attitude or position taken in an argument.

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A connected series of reasons supporting a main claim or position.

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A firm statement presenting a position defended with evidence.

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A suggested idea or claim intended for consideration or argument.

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The foundational statement that underpins an argument.

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The reasoning or justification for the main position.

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