Question

I am supposed to write a pursuasive letter to a european philosopher...

Write a persuasive, formal letter to a specific European philosopher. In the letter, argue that this philosopher is incorrect in his or her view about a particular issue.
Provide support from your readings, examples from your experience, and your own analysis to prove the philosopher wrong.

Does anyone know where I can get an example as of how to write this letter?? or what is the best way to start this formal persuasive letter??

Answer 1

You'll write this pretty much as you would any other persuasive paper.

The first thing you need to do is devise a thesis statement. Perhaps something like this: I respectfully disagree with your ideas on __________, ______________, and _______________.

Then make an outline with the reasons that you disagree and presenting your own points of view.

After you've done that, you're ready to start your letter:

Dear ________:
Introduction, ending with your thesis statement
Body
Conclusion

Sincerely, _____________

Answer 2

thanks Ms. sue

Answer 3

You're welcome.