Good Reason Chapter 13 Precis

                In the book Good Reasons, in chapter 13, Lester Faigley and Jack Selzer suggest steps to writing a proposal argument and the understanding of a proposal argument so that the reader can write their own proposal argument. The authors start off with how to understand how a proposal argument works, to recognize components of proposal arguments, how to build a proposal argument, the steps to writing one and examples of proposal arguments. Their purpose is to teach the reader to identify and define the problem; to state a proposal solution; convince readers the proposed solution is fair and will work; and to demonstrate that the solution is feasible in order to know how to write and understand a proposal argument. The audience is anyone wanting to write or understand how a proposal argument works.