Argument Analysis: The Hook Up

Yes. The author gives many moral reasons why he believes an invasion on Iraq would be wrong.

The argument on whether or not racing is a sport or race car drivers are athletes has existed as long as racing has been around. It has been a debate that has stirred up great controversy and has divided up the fan base of all sports on this subject matter. Many people on the subject matter will pick a side but usually will not have any evidence or reasonable explanations as to why they chose that position. In “Round the Track: it might look simple, but racing takes athletic skill”, Bob Pockrass provides the reader with evidence from a “Sport Sciences” story for ESPN what a Nascar Sprint Cup driver’s body endure through out a race. In the second article “Drivers may not be athletes, but what they do is no game”, Ed Hilton provides the reader

The article that is of interest is “The Decline of the Date and the Rise of the College Hook Up” by Paula England. In this reading, the author is interested in understanding what relationships mean to college students at Stanford University. In this excerpt, England wanted to understand the hook up, which has become the most common trend on college campuses. The research deals with both males and females to show the commonality as well as differences based on gender. The students shape the research and define the ever changing terms. England argues that the gender revolution has not lead to equal treatment to men and women based on their sexual experiences when forming a reputation.

A) Start by crafting one basic analytical argument concerning any aspect of each story. An analytical argument is an argument that helps us view the story in a new or unique way. A good analytical argument will clarify some aspect of the story or help others "make sense" of the story. Your argument can address anything: main themes, character analyses, symbolism, etc. Make sure you use evidence from the story to support your argument.

Due to the multiple levels of intimacy involved in hooking up, the term, “hooking up,” can indicate many different

Hookup culture is a topic that is widely discussed throughout the media. In the peer reviewed article I am going to discuss, it talks about what is expected behavior during a hookup, the forces that influence hookup culture, and even looks at a biopsychosocial view of “casual sex” among the emerging adults of today’s culture. This paper will also include articles about hookup culture from popular sources such as “Vogue”, and “Everyday Feminism” that provide alternative perspectives.

Despite increasingly impartial attitudes toward the hookup culture, research has consistently demonstrated those significantly different preferences, and the levels of comfort with, sexual encounters endure between men and women. Garcia brought up numerous studies throughout the article, especially on gender disparities. Although many studies that Garcia presents an obvious divide between young men and young women, he concludes that the “findings that a majority of both men and women are motivated to engage in hookups, but often desire a more romantic relationship, are consistent with a nuanced perspective that takes into account changing social scripts,” (Garcia). Earlier in the article he presents

Both my tutor at the writing center and my one-on-one peer reviewer mentioned that there is not enough evidence. They said that my proposition and reasons are evident; however, I do not have enough supporting details to convince readers of my argument. In my next draft, I plan to add more evidence in order to strengthen my claim while attempting to keep my argument accessible to a variety of readers.

The “Double Effect” is a concept that has been argued a lot. The basic definition of this concept is the principle that performing a good action may be permissible even if it has bad effects, but on the other hand, performing a bad action to achieve good effects is never permissible. This concept was developed by St. Thomas Aquinas and was typically used in ethics in the medical field.

Technology has become an integral part of who humans are in this age. Clive Thompson initially uses the example of human relations with computers in the game of chess, whether working against each other or together, to express his opinion on this relationship. By informing himself of the history of how computers were integrated into the game of chess, and reviewing many studies on the matter, he was able to agree with the conclusion that, while a human’s ability to defeat a computer head-to-head was not considerable, there was a great potential for what could be achieved if the two battled together. Thompson, however, was not strictly concerned with computers and humans playing chess; he found this partnership to be a practical analogy to how humans and computers working together in everyday life increases the potential for both partners.

“More for your dollar” is a slogan that every New Englander knows by heart. Market Basket has upheld this slogan and done nothing but give their customers a bargain for several years. This family oriented super market has had its challenges and battles with ownership, beginning in the first generation. The background is necessary when looking at a recent ethical issue that occurred in the company in June of 2014. The issue that occurred in June 2014 involved two cousins, Arthur T. and Arthur S. Demoulas, however the tension began with their fathers Mike and George. As explained on My Demoulas: “In 1916, Greek immigrants Athanasios (“Arthur”) and Efrosini Demoulas opened a grocery store in Lowell, Massachusetts, specializing in fresh lamb” (My Demoulas). Arthur chose to sell the store to Telemachus, aka Mike, and George Demoulas. Unfortunately, George passed away

In the Ted Talk, the episode called, Terrorism is a failed brand, it explains about how terrorism should not be avoided, but the governments around the world should respond by adapting on views of terrorism by reaching out to people who support the terrorist. What the speaker Jason McCue speaks about in the Ted Talk, is that the governments around the world need to adapt to the terrorism because terrorist groups are adapting to the changes, more supporters are supporting terrorist, which makes terrorist have more control, which is making the terrorist stronger. So if the government adapt it can become aware why terrorism is failing as a brand name, by showing the terrorist that the good side is “a better brand”, which would weaken terrorist

In 1805, the explosive properties of mercury fulminate were discovered; it was used in the percussion cap (invented 1815) to provide a surer,

Brandt’s purpose in writing this article was to explore relationships between writing and reading as they emerge in autobiographical accounts of literacy developments. Brant’s three anecdotes stand out in her eyes. They stand out to her because they say complicated things about writing and reading relationships. She also says that typically have not been treated in literature on the subject.Researchers conduct studies about education because they wanted to see how parents help their kids learn how to read, write and learn.Brant conducted her research an audiotaped interview with forty residents of Dane County, Wisconsin. The people that were involved in the research came from nursing homes, housing projects, social service agencies, schools, senior citizen

Dean sticks with her thesis and effectively follows through on her argument during this article. Her points she brings up are valid, and can especially be used in this class. The purpose of the class we are in right now is to introduce us to visual arts from around the world, and to analyze the cultures that the various artworks come from. This course shows how art can help us understand “the underlying identity — the unique meaning, value, and character — of the physical and social form of” communities around the world (How Arts…of Place). However, in this class we only go over what we label as the significant art pieces from different cultures. As we are going through each module, we still have to keep in mind that there was much more to these cultures than just the pieces of art that are covered. As Dean was stating, calling certain objects art puts things above other things from ancient civilizations. By only paying attention to the artifacts that are regarded as art, we don’t get a full picture of true cultures of these people. The monuments