To persuasively argue for a particular solution to an existing societal problem by analyzing its origins or cause(s) as well as its effect(s) or consequences for those involved. Alternative solutions or opposing views should also be considered in order to
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To persuasively argue for a particular solution to an existing societal problem by analyzing its origins or cause(s) as well as its effect(s) or consequences for those involved. Alternative solutions or opposing views should also be considered in order to establish why the proposed solution is best. (Review assigned readings in Ch.12, esp. 410-17, as well as essay models.)
