Elements of Argument A Text and Reader
Elements of Argument A Text and Reader by Annette T. Rottenberg, published by Bedford/St. Martin’s in 2003, is a comprehensive resource that emphasizes the Toulmin model of argument. This edition, spanning 756 pages, presents a revised approach to teaching argumentation in college composition courses, reflecting feedback from educators and adapting to contemporary trends in the field.
Readers will find a blend of accessible instruction and thought-provoking readings designed to enhance their understanding of rhetoric and critical reading strategies. The book includes new provocative readings and features an expanded companion website, making it a valuable tool for both instructors and students interested in the dynamics of argument and effective communication.
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With its first edition published in 1985, Elements of Argument, with a pioneering approach emphasizing the Toulmin model of argument, changed the way that argument was taught in college composition courses. The book quickly became the best-seller in its market and has maintained its dominance with a mix of accessible instruction and compelling readings. Carefully revised in response to instructors’ comments, it continues to anticipate new trends in the direction of argument courses. Provocative new readings, increased coverage of critical reading strategies, a striking new design, and an expanded companion Web site (at www.bedfordstmartins.com/rottenberg) make it an even more valuable classroom resource than before. Elements of Argument continues to stay ahead of its competitors by anticipating and responding to the needs of today’s instructors and students.
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