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In order to
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An argumentative brief is an initial representation of the argument that is done at the "outlining" stage of the writing process. The brief shows reasons and claims that we plan to use and it also provides some indication of how we will support each presented reason with an evidence. The brief should indicate how we plan to arrange and support our presented reasons. This may also change when we do revisions and modifications
From our point of view preparation of and argumentative brief is very important and must be prepared. Because this helps you to put your point to be discussed in front of people and make them aware of the facts that you will be presenting and help them to prepare accordingly.
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Typical example of such kind of activities involve keeping records of company expenses and profits, presenting annual reports, form filling, or responding to information requests.
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It is a social process. An argument involves two or more individuals who responds to one another's claim and support for such claim. Argument does not mean restating same reasons for same claims, but it is the act of modifying, supporting, and/or defending positions accordingly. As a process, arguments unfold based on the contributions of the dialogue participants.
It aims to gain adherence from involved audience. People use to argue to gain the expression of approval or agreement for their positions. This world contains so many ambiguous situations and we try to render more certain situations with argumentation.
Argument is a form of art. Arguments have general principles and techniques just like art. Thus it is a learned craft. But there is not science of argument despite of the fact that there are some suggested guidelines available and argumentative tools available for argument