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    strategies of governing the crimes and harms of the powerful are to ‘punish’ and ‘persuade’ business actors to improve their behaviour. These two approaches are examined to understand why they function best together, and illustrations of a punitive and persuasive approach are given. The case study of an industrial disaster, such as the Kader Toy factory fire in 1993, is associated to highlight which key elements should be regarded as having the greatest potential in controlling this behaviour.…

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    Instructions for the Persuasive Essay Write a persuasive essay of about 1200 words (4-5 double-spaced pages) that develops your own argument about an issue of social concern. Choose an issue that matters to you. The issue may be local, national, or international. Assume that your readers’ understanding of the issue is incomplete; work to further their understanding and convince them to perceive the issue your way. As explained in SCC 3.8, a persuasive essay makes an argument—which is, “a…

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    our point of view” (p. 415). This definition gives us two components of persuasion, namely it acknowledges the artfulness of persuasion and delineates the ends of persuasion—to convince others to think favorably of our point of view. Specifically, Persuasive…

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    wrote a persuasive letter to that specific person explaining their view on the matter. If John Proctor from Arthur MIller’s “The Crucible” were to write a persuasive letter to Abigail Williams explaining his view on the matter of his wife being accused of witchcraft, his main points would be: Elizabeth is innocent, he doesn 't love Abigail anymore, and that she is doing everything for the wrong reason. John Proctor from Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” would say to Abigail in his persuasive…

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    how to construct an impressive and persuasive argument is an essential device towards essay writing. Developing and defending your ideas is the key aspect of essay writing and to know how to perform that is a useful credential towards one's writing. The argument of your essay should be a persuasive answer to the question that “why the central idea or the thesis is valuable and plausible” (“Developing an Argument” 1). There are not any skills to develop a persuasive argument, but there are a few…

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    Writing A Persuasive Essay

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    expressed in several different styles and genres. Many of which have their own distinct characteristics which allows them to contain their own place in writing. I have decided to pursue my essay topic on the genre of persuasive essays or in many cases have been known as argument essays. A persuasive essay is a form of writing that attempts to persuade the reader to adopt a certain point of view or to take a particular action on its topic of display. This requires the writer to begin his essay…

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    How to Deliver Persuasive Messages; the Art of Negotiation I. According to a study titled An Argumentation-Driven Model for Flexible and Efficient Persuasive Negotiation. A “Persuasive negotiation is a type of negotiation where one agent is trying to influence the behavior of another agent using arguments supporting the proposed offers” (Bentahar & Labban, 2011).Using the proven methods pulled from philosophy and science. Parties can influence negotiation communication for a more…

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    attempts to persuade UK energy consumers to change their attitudes and behaviours have been insufficient. This is due to the process by which the DECC has presented their information about the issue of consumerism. In order to make these messages more persuasive, the DECC needs to invest into more approachable and useful methods of communication, such as presenting their ideas concisely in a TV advertisement. BACKGROUND So far publications from the DECC have shown how…

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    I believe that Hochswender’s essay is persuasive. The reason why I think Hochswender’s essay is persuasive because he makes several statements that lean more toward having an SUV is the way to go. “Four- wheel-drive vehicles allow workers to get to and from their jobs, and parents to transport their children safely to school” (Hochswender 155). This quote states that Hochswender believes that without having a four-wheel-drive vehicle, individuals cannot get from place to place safely. It is…

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    Despite both Mark and Brutus gave persuasive speeches, Mark had more examples to contradict Brutus’s points, while Brutus based his speech off unknown future events. In Mark Antony’s speech he used the rhetorical device logos to explain his logic and stated, “I thrice presented him a kingly crown, Which he did thrice refuse: was this ambitious?” (Stanza 3). There is proof within the quote that Caesar was not ambitious because he did not accept the crown. Mark also adds a rhetorical question to…

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