This week’s OWL reading on Organizing your Arguments presents three of the most common methods for structuring Persuasive Research Papers

This week’s OWL reading on Organizing your Arguments presents three of the most common methods for structuring Persuasive Research Papers: The Toulmin, Rogerian, and Classical methods. Share which method you feel will be most appropriate or preferable for your Persuasive Research Paper. Why is this the best approach? Post a rough outline for your paper using the key sections of your chosen method as listed below. Toulmin Claim Data Warrant (Bridge) Backing (Foundation) Counterclaim Rebuttal Rogerian Introduction Opposing View Statement of Validity Statement of Your Position Statement of Contexts Statement of Benefits Classical Introduction (Exordium) Statement of Background (Narratio) Proposition (Propositio) Proof (Confirmatio) Refutation (Refuatio) Conclusion (Peroratio) Last of all, underline the text in your outline that best presents your thesis. Review the OWL resource Developing Strong Thesis Statements if needed. In your response posts, comment on your peers’ topics and theses. In particular, address whether their theses are sufficiently debatable and narrow.