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    Discourse arises from agreements or disagreements as social beings seek community. Discourse and critical thinking are intertwined based on how we look for community through "they say" and "I say" references that quote, paraphrase or summarize others' ideas. Critical thinking involves challenging ideas, categorizing information, self-examination, and analyzing arguments. Quotes should be used when paraphrasing risks changing meaning, while paraphrasing is preferred in most other cases.

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    Discourse arises from agreements or disagreements as social beings seek community. Discourse and critical thinking are intertwined based on how we look for community through "they say" and "I say" references that quote, paraphrase or summarize others' ideas. Critical thinking involves challenging ideas, categorizing information, self-examination, and analyzing arguments. Quotes should be used when paraphrasing risks changing meaning, while paraphrasing is preferred in most other cases.

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    Entering The Discussion

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    Discourse arises from agreements or disagreements as social beings seek community. Discourse and critical thinking are intertwined based on how we look for community through "they say" and "I say" references that quote, paraphrase or summarize others' ideas. Critical thinking involves challenging ideas, categorizing information, self-examination, and analyzing arguments. Quotes should be used when paraphrasing risks changing meaning, while paraphrasing is preferred in most other cases.

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    DISCOURSE - where does it come from?

    > can come from the presence of a disagreement or agreement


    > social beings in search of a community

    Discourse & critical thinking are entertwined -- based from how we look for
    community

    "they say" / "i say"


    > the suggestion that you are wrong
    > reference through quotes, paraphrases, summaries

    CRITICAL THINKING
    > challenging ideas/reconsider
    > categorizing info
    > self-examination
    > analyzing args

    Quoting When you think something could be


    lost when paraphraisng, quote.
    They say, "..." (Chuchu, 5)
    When you are to argue, quote the
    They say: opposition to contrast what the
    ..................... opposite side is saying.
    .....................
    ..................... (Chuchu, 5) Paraphrasing changes the meaning of
    the sentence; it is almost always better
    to quote.

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