8.3: “The Case Against Torture,” by Alisa Soloman

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    In “The Case Against Torture,” author and professor Alisa Soloman enumerates the reasons torture should never be practiced or justified in a civil society.

    Click on the link to view the essay: “The Case Against Torture” by Alisa Soloman

    As you read, look for the following:

    • What is the author’s thesis?
    • What key points does the author use to argue the thesis?
    • How does the author use reasoning, research and/or examples to affirm her viewpoint?
    • How does the author attempt to refute opposing arguments?

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