Arguments in the humanities generally begin with a that asserts what the author intends to prove.

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Void S · Answer 1 · 2024-09-29T05:25:42+0000

Answer: Arguments in the humanities are usually made in order to draw connections, whether these are connections between elements within a text, between texts, or between a text and one or more of its contexts.

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Arguments in the humanities generally begin with a that asserts what the author intends to prove.

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