Models of non-fiction writing. Presenting an argument
Description
Ex-Monty Python member Terry Jones writes a weekly piece for the "Input" column of the Young Guardian, in which he argues a case for something he feels strongly about. Terry describes how he gets ideas and goes about the process of research and writing. Terry illustrates how he tries to find an unusual angle to writing an argument and compares different approaches.
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26 min
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Date of Publication
[2008], c1988
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Films on Demand
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