Organizing Your Research Paper on the aXcess page.

Post your response to the following: How does the author of AIDS in Africa: Dying by the
numbers organize information to build his argument? Does he include any
counterarguments? Why or why not? What kinds of statistics, graphs, or illustrations does
the author include? In what ways do these visuals strengthen the author’s arguments?

This is probably the article you've been assigned to read.

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Look at the subheadings to see how the author has organized his arguments. His first point is statistics.

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To answer this question, you would need to locate and analyze the article "AIDS in Africa: Dying by the numbers." Here's how you can do it:

1. Access the aXcess page: Visit the aXcess page where the article is located. This could be a course webpage, an online platform, or a specific website.

2. Find the article: Navigate through the webpage and locate the article "AIDS in Africa: Dying by the numbers." Look for any headings, links, or description that would indicate the presence of the article.

3. Read the article: Click on the link or heading to access the article. Take your time to read the entire article carefully, paying attention to how the author organizes the information.

4. Identify the organization of information: Notice how the author presents their ideas, arguments, and evidence. Look for any logical flow, section headings, or patterns that help structure the information and form a cohesive argument.

5. Look for counterarguments: Determine whether the author includes any counterarguments or alternative perspectives. Counterarguments are opposing viewpoints that challenge the author's stance. They can either be refuted or acknowledged and addressed by the author.

6. Analyze statistics, graphs, and illustrations: Take note of any statistics, graphs, or illustrations that the author includes in the article. Observe how these visuals are used and consider their purpose. Are they used to explain data, support the author's claims, or provide visual evidence? Assess how these visuals contribute to strengthening the author's arguments.

7. Evaluate the impact of visuals: Consider the effectiveness of the visuals in enhancing the author's arguments. Do they make the information more accessible or persuasive? Analyze whether the visuals provide additional clarity, highlight trends, or offer a visual representation of complex concepts.

By following these steps, you should be able to locate the article, understand the author's organizational approach, identify any counterarguments, and assess the impact of statistics, graphs, or illustrations on the overall argument.