Chapter four of Good Reasons: Researching and Writing Effective Arguments (2010) shows us how to do just that and breaks down one of the most important parts of any paper, the thesis statement. The authors of this specific chapter have broken down how to create and effectively allow your thesis to guide your paper into numerous categories such as writing with your readers in mind. This includes understanding who you want to target, what they know and do not know about the topic and their feelings towards the issue such as concerned, well informed, fair, and ethical. These and other topics are what the authors have brought to our attention in order to help their readers be more effective writers when it comes to persuasive writing.
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