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- Building an argument @the_quest
- {{page>questguide}} # Building an argument # An argument supports a thesis. An argument is a lot like a building. In fact it is a lot like the Parthenon of ancien... tement is the roof, visible for miles around. The building is made from the raw material of facts that you h... e discovered through reading on your topic. But a building also has a design. Raw material does not hold up
- Society
- um of its parts. * A society is **__not__ like a building**. This is a mistaken way to think about society. A building has a structure of walls and floors that divide up space. People in the building can only move around in certain ways. To go from ... loor to another, they have to climb stairs. So, a building constrains the movement of people inside it. A so
- Staying on top of your study @2667
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- Thesis statement and outline @2667
- your paper? How do you see yourself [[:The Quest:Building an argument|building an argument]] to support this claim? This assignment is another progress report. I wa
- Revising @the_quest
- doing the hard part of writing. Hopefully, the [[Building an argument|Parthenon]] now exists in your mind. ... ing is creating something that can build the same building in the reader’s mind. Consider what’s involved.
- Why is religion interesting and problematic? @2667
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- Putting it all together @1002:2018
- 2018 ryan.schram@sydney.edu.au Social Sciences Building 410 (A02) Available at http://anthro.rschram.org
- Around the world in 13 weeks @1002:2018
- 2018 ryan.schram@sydney.edu.au Social Sciences Building 410 (A02) Available at http://anthro.rschram.org
- ANTH 3601: Contemporary theory and anthropology @3601:2020
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- Spheres of exchange @1002
- Module 3, Week 2, Lectures 1--2 Social Sciences Building (A02), Room 410 ryan.schram@sydney.edu.au Oct
- questguide @the_quest
- tion]] | Step 3: [[Stating a thesis]] | Step 4: [[Building an argument]] | Step 5: [[Drafting]] | Step 6: [[
- The obligations of the gift @1002
- ations of the gift Ryan Schram Social Sciences Building (A02), Room 410 ryan.schram@sydney.edu.au ANTH
- "No man dies without a reason" @1002
- Module 4, Week 1, Lectures 1 Social Sciences Building (A02), Room 410 ryan.schram@sydney.edu.au Oct
- Stating a thesis @the_quest
- eans to you, and that’s never been done before. [[Building an argument|It’s your thesis statement]]. =====
- What does death end? @1002
- rld Module 4, Week 2, Lecture 1 Social Sciences Building (A02), Room 410 ryan.schram@sydney.edu.au Oct
