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5) Arguing Across the Disciplines is the only text of its kind, combining instruction in argumentation with writing across the disciplines through discussion of a diverse selection of classic and contemporary arguments in a wide range of disciplines. Do you think these reading selections will engage students and perhaps get them writing, more so than other readers?
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