Stuart Greene's Arguments As Conversations
The audience in “Arguments as Conversations: The Role of Inquiry on Writing a Researched Argument” by Stuart Greene is the students. He gives hints (for example: "your teacher, " academic setting") in the firsts paragraphs that it is intended to the students. Greene's argument is for students to have sufficient evidence so that your paper can be effective. He believes that an argument is like a conversation as he stated “argument entails providing good reasons to support your viewpoint, as well as counterarguments, and recognizing how and why readers might object to your ideas”. In other words you have to provide proof so you can back up your statement. Stuart Greene purpose is to describe an argument and how to do a research argument. He suggests