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Summary Of Toulmin's Model

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Using Toulmin’s Model to Analyze an Argument The article discusses the settlement with a dispute over a Baby Einstein video that had been put out by Disney. Through a combination of deceptive advertising and the willingness on the part of parents to both buy into the technological hype and believe in product that the company was selling the product had become popular among parents. However, a report by the American Academy of Pediatrics has indicated that the idea of the video contradicts the benefits of children at that age. This seems to indicate the importance of understanding the complexity of raising children. The contradiction of being a parent and wanting to allow a movie to raise children is something that should be looked at

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