ARGUMENTATIVE TEXT PART 2

Summary

The video script provides a detailed explanation of argumentative writing, focusing on the analytical exposition text. It discusses how to structure an argumentative text with components such as thesis, arguments, and conclusions. The speaker differentiates between analytical and hortatory exposition, emphasizing the importance of supporting opinions with clear arguments and evidence. Additionally, the video addresses the social function of these texts in persuading readers and explains how to develop and elaborate arguments to strengthen a writer's position. The script includes examples, such as discussing the importance of learning English or following COVID-19 protocols.

Takeaways

• 📚 Argumentative texts are divided into two types: analytical exposition and hortatory exposition.
• 📝 Analytical exposition text aims to elaborate on phenomena using detailed statements.
• 💬 The primary components of an analytical exposition are thesis, arguments, and reiteration.
• 🤔 The purpose of learning analytical exposition is to persuade the audience about a particular topic using supported arguments.
• 🗣️ The thesis in analytical exposition presents the writer's position or viewpoint.
• 🔍 Arguments in analytical exposition support the thesis with reasons and evidence.
• 🚫 In analytical exposition, the conclusion restates the thesis without offering recommendations.
• 🌍 An example discussed in the text is banning cars in cities to reduce pollution and accidents.
• ⚖️ The position of the writer in an analytical exposition is clearly defined, either supporting or opposing a statement.
• 🦠 A specific example provided in the thesis statement is encouraging people to follow health protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Q & A

What is an analytical exposition text?

An analytical exposition text is a type of writing that elaborates on a phenomenon or topic to persuade the audience by presenting opinions and supporting arguments. Its goal is to provide detailed explanations and logical reasoning.

What is the main purpose of an analytical exposition text?

The main purpose is to persuade the reader or audience by explaining a topic with supporting arguments and detailed reasoning. It focuses on elaborating and justifying opinions.

What are the key components of an analytical exposition text?

The key components include the thesis statement (where the writer’s position or opinion is stated), a series of arguments (which provide reasons and evidence to support the thesis), and a conclusion or reiteration (which reinforces the thesis).

How does an analytical exposition text differ from a hortatory exposition text?

In an analytical exposition, the writer presents a position and supports it with arguments, but there is no suggestion or call to action. In contrast, a hortatory exposition ends with a recommendation or advice to the reader.

Why is learning how to write an analytical exposition text important?

Learning to write an analytical exposition text is important because it helps individuals express and elaborate on their opinions clearly, using logical arguments and evidence. It also improves persuasive writing skills.

What is the role of arguments in an analytical exposition text?

Arguments in an analytical exposition text support the writer’s thesis by providing reasons, evidence, and examples. They are essential to convincing the audience of the writer's viewpoint.

Can you give an example of a topic for an analytical exposition text?

An example of a topic is: 'Learning English is essential for students.' The writer could present arguments such as its usefulness for future careers, access to scholarships, and better global communication.

What is a thesis statement in an analytical exposition text?

The thesis statement is the part of the text where the writer presents their viewpoint or position on the topic. It introduces the subject and outlines the stance that will be supported by arguments.

What should be included in the conclusion of an analytical exposition text?

The conclusion of an analytical exposition text should restate the thesis and summarize the supporting arguments, reinforcing the writer's stance.