what is a good topic for an argumentative paper?
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the only paper you should write that has to be lengthy is something you can relate to and you have a defined side to take also you must be able to argue for both sides, show both sides of the argument....there are a lot of good subjects above
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1. Check everything in the list of interesting persuasive speech topics below that interests you. Make a rough list of everything you know something about, would like to know more about, or that fascinates you. \n\n- What amuses you, makes you move, happy or sad? \n- What do you think is inspiring? \n\n2. After you have made a first check of my list of interesting speech topics:\n\n-  Look at it from opposite sides. Refine your interesting persuasive speech topic by choosing a creative and reliable angle of approach. Ask yourself what yóu want to change. \n\n- Compare that angle of view to the views of your class mates. Are there things in your community, college, state, country or in the world in relation to the speech topic of your choice that make you angry, bother or concern you and them? Common grounds? \n\n3. Now answer these detail questions to construct your main points: \n\n- What is wrong and why?\n- What should be done, why and when? \n- What goes wrong if we don't act? \n- What is your "call to action"?\n\nMy list of interesting persuasive speech topics you can see and judge from various points of view:\nBoating, Bodyart, Caribbean, Celebrities, Climbing, Cycling, European Union, Fashion, Home Improvement, Internet Broadcasts, Jewelry, Martial Arts, Mental Health, Middle East, Mining, Motorsports, Music, Parliamentary Procedures, Relationships, Rural Living, South America, Stem Cell Research, Strength Sports, Telecommunications, The Hippocratic Oath, Transportation, Typography, Urban Legends, Virtual Reality, Visual Arts, Water Sports, Weight Loss, Winter Sports, and so on. \n\nIf you can't find what you are looking for use this list of 60 interesting persuasive speech topics at http://www.speech-topics-help.com/interesting-persuasive-speech-topics.html
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TIPS ON WRITING A PHILOSOPHY PAPER \nhttp://www.cofc.edu/~portmord/tips.htm\n\nRacism in America Today\nhttp://elsegundousd.com/eshs/bayeagle/opinion/december/racism.htm\n\nChronology on the History of Slavery and Racism\nhttp://www.innercity.org/holt/slavechron.html
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I once wrote a compare and contrast essay on romaine lettuce and iceberg lettuce. It was actually quite interesting, and I hardly had to do any research! \nOther topics: apples vs. tomatoes, written book vs. audio book, laptop vs. computer, US vs. Iraq, pen vs pencil...just look around the room, pick any two objects, and write about them!
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Check out www.ClassTopic.com   They have some great topics that I've used in the past.  Each topic has three good sources to get you started on the research, too.
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Answering the question that was asked. That's a big one because many people only partly asnwer or don't even really answer it. No bs either. Don't babble just to fill more space. Being creative and throwing in a little humor doesn't hurt either. If you are writing a paper, be interested in your subject and do good research. It will show. Take a unique or unpopular angle and make a good argument for it. Follow a strict outline, so it's structured and makes sense.
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This is a tough question to answer. Are you writing a paper for high school or college?  Are you asking so that you can maximize your grade or simply because you're dissatisfied with an assignment and wished you could understand its usefulness?\n\nIf you're writing a paper for college, I would suggest that a research paper is supposed to help you synthesize what you've learned, while simultaneously giving you the chance to argue for against some point.  It's most likely intended, in other words, to be argumentative in nature.\n\nIt's always important to ask your professor (or teacher) this question.  You need to understand what they're hoping for so that you can fulfill the assignment.\n\nFrom a general perspective, research papers are another chance to practice the craft of writing and to prepare for a productive career.\n\nGood luck!
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There are some very good facts on this website:http://www.kent.k12.wa.us/staff/PollyRegnart/writing_folder/controversy/michelle.htm.  For you conclusion you can just restate previous points of your essay. BE creative on your cover sheet, make it appealing. If you really cant find what you need online go to the nearest library and ask around for smoking books, you can find almost everything in a library. Just make sure if your persuading keep it strictly on your point. especially in the conclusion.
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good luck to you I have a friend who is writing a thesis on some boring thing as you are \nthank you
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One of the most widely debated topics in this country and you can't think of anything to debate about?\n\nIf you're pro choice, why?  That's what the paper is about.  What do you say to others that oppose your point of view?  Is your view point fixed?  Could you be swayed to another perspective?\n\nWhat objections to your point of view are most troubling for you?  \n\nIf all else fails...triple space.
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Any of the heavy metals, or benzene products would be excellent topics. If you attempt to present a case on a chemical that's too obscure you'll have a difficult time finding enough research/clinical trials to support your claim. Peruse the EPA website to get some other ideas.
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specify the debate topic please...if you have to make one up i would say either birth control/abortion rights, women's rights/feminism, the necessity of the war in iraq, or same-sex marriage/homosexiality...all of which are good topics which could create a nice debate
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This sounds like a persuasive essay.  If so, try this organization:\n\n1st :  intro/thesis\n2nd:  second best reason,\n3rd:  opposing argument(s)\n4th:  opposition refuted\n5th:  best reason\n6th:  conclusion \n\nUse lots of quotes from the text to emphasize your points.\nGood Luck!
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Choosing A Topic - Research - University Library - Golden Gate University \nSee also, the University Library web page for more about online/electronic discussion lists) ... will help you pick an interesting and researchable topic. ...www.ggu.edu/university_library/research/choosing_a_topic -
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It would help to know a topic.  Do you have to write on something specific, or anything you like?  Give us more details.  keep in mind that when writing an editorial, you are giving your opinion and you may be surprised/hurt when you get a negative response.
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Well, your topic depends on what kind of writing assignment  you were given. I'll assume that it is either an explaining or a persuasive.\nSOME IDEAS IN THE EXPLAINING \nyour dream in life\nwhat you want \nyour desires\nAmerican history\nthe revolutionary war\nany other war\nsomething passionate to you\nhow any country became a country\nart styles\nthe crusades\nany other event that occurred in history for any country\n\nPERSUASIVE TOPICS\nshould violent video games be published\nwas the decision of the Japanese camps in WWII just\nis being poor when you are a child a bad thing\nhow old should you really be to drive\n\n\n\n\nthe topics you could choose are infinite so, you still have countless options for your topic
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As a public speaking teacher for 30 years, I advise you to stay away from topics like abortion or Iraq.  They are overdone, too broad, and won't keep the interest of your audience - or else they'll be just plain angry if they disagree with you.\n\nI like "fun" topics for persuasion, such as either/or topics (Boxers or Briefs?  Chocolate or Vanilla?).  I also like topics of local controversy.  What's the hot topic around campus that people really care about?\n\nAny topic will keep your audience's attention if you choose your supporting information carefully.  Use anecdotes, humor, and a combination of logical and emotional appeals.