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Method of Logic Claim Data WarrantBridge BackingFoundation Counterclaim Rebuttal Toulmin Method of Logic CLAIM The overall THESIS the writer will argue for Toulmin Method of Logic DATA ID: 492603

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Slide1

Toulmin Method of Logic

Claim

Data

Warrant/Bridge

Backing/Foundation

Counterclaim

RebuttalSlide2

Toulmin Method of Logic

CLAIM

The overall THESIS the writer will argue forSlide3

Toulmin Method of Logic

DATA

Evidence gathered to support the claimSlide4

Toulmin Method of Logic

WARRANT

(aka

BRIDGE

)

Explanation of why or how the data supports the claim, the underlying assumption that connects your data to your claimSlide5

Toulmin Method of Logic

BACKING

(aka

FOUNDATION

)

Additional logic or reasoning that may be necessary to support the warrantSlide6

Toulmin Method of Logic

COUNTERCLAIM

A claim that negates or disagrees with the claim/thesis

(the opposing argument)Slide7

Toulmin Method of Logic

REBUTTAL

Evidence that negates or disagrees with the counterclaim (shoot down

the

counterclaim

)Slide8

Toulmin Method of Logic

Important

:

BRIDGE

If you don’t adequately explain how your data supports your thesis, readers may draw very different conclusions.

2.

COUNTERCLAIM

/

REBUTTAL

If you avoid the opposing side of the argument, you come across as less credible (ETHOS) and less informed about your topic.