Across
- 2. warrants that are often unstated but recoverable (may be fairly phrased).
- 4. conditions of exception to the claim
- 7. additional support, justification, reasons to back up warrant
- 8. specification of data to claim, warrant, and backing
- 10. the connection between the data and the conclusion.
- 11. an English philosopher and logician, who identified elements of a persuasive argument.
- 12. facts we appeal to as grounds for the claim
Down
- 1. is a statement that you are asking the other person to accept
- 3. consists of a specific span of text which relates directly to the argument being made.
- 5. the base of the argument, theory, or undertaking
- 6. a general rule indicating the relevance of a claim (may be explicit or implicit).
- 9. the basis of the real persuasion and is made up of data and hard facts