Key Term: Argument's Main Idea
Definition
Definition: The argument's main idea is the central point or claim that the author is trying to convey in their writing. It serves as the foundation for the entire argument and helps guide the reader's understanding.
Related terms
- Reasoning: The process of using logical thinking and evidence to support claims or conclusions.
- Author's Perspective: The unique viewpoint or stance that an author has on a particular topic, which influences their arguments.
- Supporting Evidence: Facts, examples, statistics, or expert opinions that are used to back up claims made in an argument.
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AP Seminar - Big Idea 2: Understand and Analyze
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