You are revising the rough draft of your rhetorical analysis essay to develop a strong argument. What do the strongest, most effective arguments consider and address up front?

a) how to agree with their opponent
b) how opponents might poke holes in its lines of reasoning
c) how their arguments may be uninformed and outdated

Question

You are revising the rough draft of your rhetorical analysis essay to develop a strong argument. What do the strongest, most effective arguments consider and address up front? 

a)  how to agree with their opponent
   b) how opponents might poke holes in its lines of reasoning
     c)  how their arguments may be uninformed and outdated

anonymous · Answer

If you want to convince someone, start with areas of agreement, no?