Comparison of a Position Argument and a Proposal Argument

6. 1 COMPARISON OF A POSITION ARGUMENT AND A PROPOSAL ARGUMENT DISTINCTION POSITION ARGUMENT PROPOSAL ARGUMENT Definition of each(prenominal) Proposal arguments, however, are arguments in which you Position arguments are arguments in which you state your request a change in policy or procedure of something that isposition on a certain issue and then hold on to argue the already in place, like a new law or rule for example. stance youre taking on the issue with some well-documented evidence, research, and facts. line features of each HAVE YOU HAVE YOU Chose a controversial issue Clearly stated the problem Clearly stated a position Clearly proposed a solution Recognized other positions and possible objections Explained why the solution will lop Developed a well-reasoned argument Demonstrated how the solution will work Provided convincing support evidence Addressed possible objections Projected a liable persona Shown why the solution is better than alternative s Projected a reasonable persona How does each begin? With an explanation of their issue and clearly stated Because a proposal argument seeks to change the readers mind position. or behavior, you must maiden demonstrate that there is such a problem. The writer should make the problem more(prenominal) convincing supporting the claim by showing solid evidence. How does each conclude? Provide convincing supporting evidence in figures pacts and Even though you may believe you have the best solution for specific details. The more valid facts and supporting the the problem, you cannot expect readers to follow position the more reason there is for the reader to accept automatically to share your opinion. The writer must let off that the position is valid. why your solution is better than the alternatives.