The details:

The Details:
i need the introduction
Now that you’ve demonstrated your skill with analyzing other arguments, it is time to compose a
thorough, balanced, argument of your own. The issue paper differs from the rhetorical and
contextual analyses, in that you now use texts to help support a claim of your own. The goal of
an issue paper, then, is to convince your readers that your opinion is thoughtful, well-founded,
and worth considering. To do this, you’ll need to pay very close attention to your own use of
rhetoric—you’ll need to establish a reasonable tone, thoughtfully consider the pros and cons of
possible counter arguments, and carefully choose sources and examples to help support your
claims.