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EAPP Module 9

This module provides information about analyzing arguments in manifestos, defending a position on an issue, and writing position papers. Students are expected to analyze arguments used in manifestos, defend a stand on an issue with cited evidence, and write various types of position papers. The document defines a manifesto as advancing a set of ideas in the name of a group, adopting a new vision or approach, and provides examples of manifestos including ones about nature by Frank Lloyd Wright and letting no one know about being good by Leo Tolstoy.

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EAPP Module 9

This module provides information about analyzing arguments in manifestos, defending a position on an issue, and writing position papers. Students are expected to analyze arguments used in manifestos, defend a stand on an issue with cited evidence, and write various types of position papers. The document defines a manifesto as advancing a set of ideas in the name of a group, adopting a new vision or approach, and provides examples of manifestos including ones about nature by Frank Lloyd Wright and letting no one know about being good by Leo Tolstoy.

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English for Academic and

Professional Purposes
MODULE 9
This module will provide you information about
manifestoes, defend a stand on an issue and how to write a
position paper.

You are expected to:


1. Analyze the arguments used by the writer/s in
manifestoes;
2. Defend a stand on an issue by presenting reasonable
arguments supported by properly cited factual
evidence;
3. Write various kinds of position papers.
Read and understand the following words, phrases, and sentences
below. Tell if it is a Manifesto, Stand/Position, Arguments, or
Evidence/Proof.

A heart to feel nature.


No, to cellphone Policy.
Yes, to Online Learning.
I disagree to Same Sex Marriage
Be good but try to let no one know it.
The death toll on Covid 19 is due to undisciplined citizens.
Classes for School Year 2020-2021 should not be push through.
According to Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey 61% of Filipinos disagree
with the proposed bill to legalize same sex marriage, 22% agree with it,
and 16% are undecided.
MANIFESTO

A manifesto advances a set of ideas, opinions, or


views, but it can also lay out a plan of action.
While it can address any topic, it most often
concerns art, literature, or politics.
It is written in the name of a group rather than in
the name of a single individual.
It marks the adoption of a new vision, approach,
program, or genre.
Examples of Manifesto:

1. An eye to see nature. Frank Lloyd Wright


2. Courage to follow nature. Frank Lloyd Wright
3. Be good but try to let no one know it. Leo Tolstoy
4. Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious and adding the
meaningful.

*** We can also create our own manifesto.

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