They Say, I Say: The Moves That Matter in Academic Writing
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1 They Say, I Say: The Moves That Matter in Academic Writing Gerald Graff and Cathy Birkenstein ENTERING THE CONVERSATION Many Americans assume that Others more complicated: On the one hand,. On the other hand, Author X contradicts herself. At the same time that she argues, she also implies I agree that This is not to say that WAYS OF RESPONDING She argues that, and I agree because _ Her argument that is supported by new research showing that _ He claims that, and I have mixed feelings about it. On the one hand, I agree that. On the other hand, I still insist that In recent discussions of, a controversial issue has been whether. On the one hand, some argue that _ From this perspective,. On the other hand, however, others argue that. In the words of one of this view`s main proponents,. According to this view,. In sum, then, the issue is whether or. My own view is that. Though I concede that, I still maintain that. For example,. Although some might object that, I reply that. The issue is important because.
2 PUTTING IN YOUR OAR In the introduction to They say/ I say : The moves that matter in academic writing, Gerald Graff and Cathy Birkenstein provide templates designed to. Specifically, Graff and Birkenstein argue that the types of writing templates they offer. As the authors themselves put it,. Although some people believe, Graf and Birkenstein insist that. In sum, then, their view is that. I agree / disagree/ have mixed feelings. In my view, the types of templates that the authors recommend.for instance,. In addition,. Some might object, of course, on the grounds that. Yet, I would argue that. Overall, then, I believe -- an important to make given. 1 THEY SAY TAMPLATES FOR INTRODUCING WHAT THEY SAY A number o sociologists have recently suggested that X`s work has several fundamental problems. It has become common today to dismiss X`s contribution to the field of Sociology. In their recent work, Y and Z have offered harsh critiques of Dr. X for. TAMPLATES FOR INTRODUCING STANDARD VIEWS Americans today tend to believe that Conventional wisdom has is that Common sense seems to dictate that The standard way of thinking about topic X has it that It is often said that You would think that Many people assume that
3 TAMPLATES FOR MAKING WHAT THEY SAY SOMETHING YOU SAY I`ve always believed that When I was a child, I used to think that Although I should know better by now, I cannot help thinking that At the same time that I believe, I also believe TAMPLATES FOR INTRODUCING SOMETHING IMPLIED OR ASSUMED Although none of them have ever said so directly, my teachers have often given me the impression that One implication of X`s treatment of Is that Although X does not say so directly, she apparently assumes that While they rarely admit as much,, often take for granted that TEMPLATES FOR INTRODUCING AN ONGOING DEBATE In discussions of X, one controversial issue has been On the one hand, argues On the other hand, contends Others ever maintain My own view is When it comes to the topic of, most of us will readily agree that Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of Whereas some are convinced that, others maintain that KEEP WHAT THEY SAY IN VIEW. In conclusion, then, as I suggested earlier, defenders of can`t have it both ways. Their assertion that is contradicted by their claim that If ever there was an idea custom-made for a Jay Leno monologue, this was it: Isn`t that like? Whatever happened to? I happen to sympathize with, though, perhaps because.
4 USE SIGNAL VERBS THAT FIT THE ACTION She demonstrates that. In fact they celebrate that, he admits. TEMPLATES FOR INTRODUCING QUOTATIONS X states. As the prominent philosopher X puts it,. According to X,. X Himself writes,. In her book,, X maintains that. Writing the journal Commentary, X complains that. In X`s view,. X agrees when she writes,. X disagrees when he writes,. X complicates matters further when she writes,. TEMPLATES FOR EXPLAINING QUOTATIONS Basically, X is saying In the others words, X believes In making this comment, X argues that X is insisting that X`s point is that The essence of X`s argument is that
5 2 - I SAY TEMPLATES FOR DISAGREEING, WITH REASONS I think X is mistaken because she overlooks X`s claims that rests upon the questionable assumption that I disagree with X`s view that because, as recent research has shown, X contradicts herself/ can`t have it both ways. On the one hand, she argues But on the other hand, she also says By focusing on, X overlooks the deeper problem of X claims, but we don`t need him to tell us of one familiar with has long known that TEMPLATES FOR AGREEING I agree that because my experience confirms it. X is surely right about because, as she may not be aware, recent studies have shown that X`s theory of is extremely useful because it sheds insight on the difficult problem of I agree that, a point that needs emphasizing since so many people believe Those unfamiliar with this school of thought may be interested to know that it basically boils down to I agree that, a point that needs emphasizing since so many people believe If group X is right that, as I think they are, then we need to reassess the popular assumption that
6 TEMPLATES FOR AGREEING AND DISAGREEING SIMULTANEOUSLY Although I agree with X up to a point, I cannot accept his overall conclusion that Although I disagree with much that X says, I fully endorse his final conclusion that Though I concede that, I still insist that X is right that, but she seems on more dubious ground when she claims that Whereas X provides ample evidence that, Y and Z`s research on and convinces me that instead. I`m of two minds about X`s claim that On the one hand, I agree that On the other hand, I`m not sure if My feelings on the issue are mixed. I do support X`s position that, but I find Y`s argument about and Z`s research on to be equally persuasive. TEMEPLATES FOR SIGNALING WHO IS SAYING WHAT IN YOUR OWN WRITING X argues According to both X and Y, Politicians, X argues, should Most athletes will tell you that I agree, as X may not realize that X is right that The evidence shows that X`s assertion that does not fit the facts. Anyone familiar with should agree that But are real, and are arguably the most significant factor in
7 TEMPLATES FOR EMBEDDING VOICE MARKERS X overlooks what I consider an important point about My own view is that what X insist is a is in fact a I wholeheartedly endorse what X calls These conclusions, which X discusses in, add weight to the argument that TEMPLATES FOR ENTERTAINING OBJECTIONS At this point I would like to raise some objections that have been inspired by the skeptic in me. She feels that I have been ignoring she says to me,. Yet some readers may challenge my view that After all, many believe that Indeed, my own argument that seems to ignore and Of course, many will probably disagree with this assertion that TEMPLATES FOR NAMING YOUR NAYSAYERS Here many feminists would probably object that But social Darwinists would certainly take issue with the argument that Biologists, of course, may want to dispute my claim that Nevertheless, both followers and critics of Malcolm X will probably suggest otherwise and argue that Non-native English speakers are so diverse in their views that it`s hard to generalize about them, but some are likely to object on the grounds that TEMPLATES FOR INTRODUCING OBJECTIONS INFORMALLY But is my proposal realistic? What are the chances of its actually being adopted? Yet is it always true that? Is it always the case, as I have been suggesting, that? However, does the evidence I ve cited prove conclusively that? Impossible, you say. Your evidence must be skewed.
8 TEMPLATES FOR MAKING CONCESSIONS WHILE STILL STANDING YOUR GROUND Although I grant that, I still maintain that Proponents of X are right to argue that But they exaggerate when they claim that While it is true that, it does not necessarily follow that On the one hand, I agree with X that But on the other hand, I still insist that TEMPLATES FOR INDICATING WHO CARES used to think But recently [or within the past few decades] suggest that This interpretation challenges the work of those critics who have long assumed that These findings challenge the work of earlier researchers, who tended to assume that Recent studies like these shed new light on, which previous studies had not addressed. But who really cares? Who besides me and a handful of recent researchers has a stake in these claims? At the very least, the researchers who assumed that fat should care. Researchers have long assumed that For instance, one eminent scholar of cell biology, assumed in, her seminal work on cell structures and functions, that fat cells As herself put it, (200 -). Another leading scientist,, argued that fat cells (200-). Ultimately, when it came to the nature of fat, the basic assumption was that But a new body of research shows that fat cells are far more complex and that If sports enthusiasts stopped to think about it, many of them might simply assume that the most successful athletes However, new research shows These findings challenge dieters` common assumption that At first glance, teenagers might say But on closer inspection
9 TEMPLATES FOR ESTABLISHING WHY YOUR CLAIMS MATTER X matters/ is important because Although X may seem trivial, it is in fact crucial in terms of today`s concern over Ultimately, what is at stake here is These findings have important consequences for the broader domain of My discussion of X is in fact addressing the larger matter of These conclusions/ This discovery will have significant applications in as well as in Although X may seem of concern to only a small group of, it should in fact concern anyone who cares about WHAT ABOUT READERS WHO ALREADY KNOW WHY IT MATTERS? My point here-that - should interest those who Beyond this limited audience, however, my point should speak to anyone who cares about the larger issue of 3 TYING IT ALL TOGETHER USE METACOMMENTARY TO CLARIFY AND ELABORATE In other words What really means is My point is TEMPLATES FOR INTRODUCING METTACOMMENTARY Essentially, I am arguing that My point is not that we should, but that we should What really means is In other words, To put it another way, Chapter 2 explores, while chapter 3 examines Having just argued that, let us now turn our attention to For example,, for instance, demonstrates
10 Consider, for example. To take a case in point, Even more important, But above all, Incidentally, By the way, Although some readers may object that, I would answer that In sum, then, is that In short, In making case for the medical use of the marijuana, I am not saying that But my argument will do more than prove that one particular industrial chemical has certain toxic properties. In this article, I will also My point about the national obsessions with sports reinforces the belief held by many that I believe, therefore, that the war is completely justified. But let me back up and explain how I arrived at this conclusion. In this way, I came to believe that this war is a big mistake. FRAME YOUR COMMENTS AS A RESPONSE TO SOMETHING THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN SAID I really liked the point Aaron made earlier when he said that I agree because I take your point Nadia, that Still Though Sheila and Ryan seem to be at odds about, they may actually not to be all that far apart. TO CHANGE THE SUBJECT, INDICATE EXPLICITY THAT YOU ARE DOING SO So far, we have been talking about But isn`t the real issue here? I`d like to change the subject to one that hasn`t yet been addressed. In other words, what I`m trying to get at here is My point is this: My point, though, is not, but This distinction is important for several reasons:
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