Forms of Argument

Explicit:

-Science Conclusions

-Person’s View

Implicit:

-Non-Fiction Books (poems)

-Cartoon (picture)

One-sided:

-Is College Education Worth It? (essay)

-Marketing Presentation on a Product

Balanced:

-Coach’s Speech (i.e. halftime)

-Peer Reviews

Common Ground:

-Political Speech

-Selling Tactic

Conceptual:

– Abortion Essay

-Science Conclusions

I think these are all very good forms of an argument, however, I think it is important to identify some facts, basis statements and credibility. I think depending on the type of audience you have is very important to know, therefore, you know how to prepare your argument. That way you have the correct form of argument.