WRITING A POSITION PAPER

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Position Paper
A document that presents the writer’s viewpoint on a particular topic, outlining arguments and suggesting a course of action.
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Purpose of a Position Paper
To change opinions and attitudes, influence societal change, and defend viewpoints against decisions or rules.
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Thesis Statement
A general statement of your position in a position paper, found in the introduction.
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Counterarguments
Arguments presented against the main arguments in a position paper, demonstrating awareness of opposing views.
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Introduction in a Position Paper
The section that grabs attention, defines the issue, and states the author's position.
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Evidence in a Position Paper
Data, expert interviews, and testimonies provided to support main arguments.
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Conclusion in a Position Paper
The section that restates the position, suggests a course of action, and ends with a powerful closing.
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Debatable Issue
An issue that is current, relevant, and can be answered with a yes or no.
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Active Voice
A grammatical voice used for a dynamic and firm tone in writing.
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Logical Arrangement
The organization of arguments and evidence in a position paper, using an inductive or deductive approach.