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In "a culinary wasteland" what argument made in fast food nation is crossen refuting with the statement above?
dazha shore
clarity of terms
Andrea Williams
Bryan Diaz
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Gabe Robinson
maggielayfield
The current American diet lacks nutrition as a result of the consumption of fast food.
Kevin Franco
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∙ 8y agoAnswer A. Logic
Justin Mckinney
The quick production of fast food has a negative effect on the quality and safety of the products.
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Carli Paucek
Rachael Donnelly
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Succ Nut
SkyLight
People would demand change in the fast-food industry if they could see Behind the Scenes. [APEX]
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Anonymous
The options are. ( Coherence) (Clarity of terms) ( Logic) ( Organization ) And the correct answer would be clarity of terms.
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∙ 6y agoThe author does not interview anyone who is a fan of fast food
JustAFunStreamer
Everyone has a different question supporting this answer so there is no valid answer without showing your specific question.
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use of support
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Bryce Bowlay Sutton
Use of support
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In "a culinary wasteland" what argument made in Fast Food Nation is Crossen refuting with the statement?
The quick production of fast food has had a negative effect on the quality and safety of the products
Which parts of lin's argument do you think Britain in the 1800s would have had trouble refuting?
chief keef
Which parts of Lin's argument do you think a Britain in the 1800s would have had trouble refuting?
chief keef
When writing an argumentative essay during which step do you criticize possible argument against main ideas?
Refuting a counterclaim (APEX)
What is the definition of the term 'polemical'?
Polemical is defined as a controversial argument, especially one refuting or attacking a known and established doctrine. It can also be used as a term to describe someone who carries out the above argument.
What is a fallacy in which a claim or argument is rejected on the basis of some unrelated fact about the person presenting the argument?
This type of fallacy is called an ad hominem fallacy or ad hominem attack. The Latin term means "to the man" i.e. attacking the speaker rather than refuting the argument. It may also be referred to as an irrelevance.
When writing an argumentative essay during which step do you criticize possible arguments against your main idea?
Refuting a counterclaim (APEX)
How do you Write an Argument Essay?
An argument essay is to identify the reasoning given in an argument. If the reasoning is sound, an argument essay will strengthen it. On the other hand, if the reasoning is flawed an argument essay is expected to identify the flaw and give measures to remove the flaw and ultimately make the argument stronger. The best way to learn about argument essays is by reading a few samples. A good list of GRE argument and issue essays could be found on the related links given for this question.
What is the difference between a genuine argument and a pseudo argument?
A genuine argument presents logical reasoning and evidence to support a claim or position, aiming to persuade through sound reasoning. On the other hand, a pseudo argument relies on fallacies, emotional manipulation, or deceptive tactics to appear convincing without solid logical support. Genuine arguments strive for accuracy and rationality, while pseudo arguments often manipulate or distort information.
What the meaning of experement?
an experiment is an orderlyprocedure carried out with the goal of veryfying,refuting,or establishing the validity of hypothesis
What was the problem with refuting propaganda?
Refuting propaganda can be challenging because it often relies on emotional appeals, misinformation, and repetition to manipulate public opinion. Additionally, once false information is widely circulated, it can be difficult to undo its influence, even with factual corrections. People may also be more inclined to believe information that aligns with their existing beliefs, making it hard to change their minds.
What has the author Jonathan D Sarfati written?
Jonathan D. Sarfati has written: 'Refuting evolution' -- subject(s): Evolution (Biology)
