Prepared by: KEMBERLY S. PENTON
EAPP Teacher
1.Identify the different
categories of manifestoes
2.Infer meaning from the
arguments
1.Manifesto – a document
publicly declaring the position
or program of its issuer. It
advances a set of ideas,
opinions, or views but it can
also lay out a plan of action.
2. Arguments – reasons or the
reasoning given for or against a
matter under discussion –
compare evidence, proof.
Forming and communicating
claims on a certain issue
supported by reasonable
arguments and properly-cited
factual evidences is a fundamental
aspect in an argumentation.
Gathering manifestoes and
analyzing the arguments used by
the writers help you organize your
stand on an issue and eventually
help you convince people to
change their mind about things
which many of them are pretty firm
about.
For instance, you are going to
convince the people on the
healthy recovery from COVID-19,
you will gather manifestoes and
analyze the arguments used by the
writers to convince people on the
issue.
-refers to a published
declaration of the intentions,
motives, or views of the issuer,
be it an individual, group,
political party or government.
- A kind of writing where the
students establish a position in a
given topic and then use
evidence to persuade the
audience to see things from
their point of view.
1. Select a topic.
2. Research on the subject matter.
3. Support your position with
evidences.
4. List the pros and cons of the
topic.
Identify the possible types of
sources of the supporting
evidence for the following topic
for argumentation. Write your
answer on your big notebook.