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 A discursive essay is one that looks at a specific argument and discusses both contrasting viewpoints. Generally, the writer of a discursive essay will agree with one particular viewpoint, but they will present both sides of the argument to provide a balanced and objective piece of text. Discursive essays are notoriously hard to write - authors can often become too opinionated and lose sight of the purpose of the text. Furthermore, they can fail to cover both sides of the subject in enough detail. Furthermore, you can read the guide below which will help greatly when writing discursive essays - good luck! Understand the topic and contrasting viewpoints To write an effective discursive essay, you MUST understand both viewpoints. If you don't have a clear understanding of the topic, your essay will lack in clarity and validity. Before writing anything, research the topic and draft an outline for both sides of the story. List the main pointers of each argument - this will help you w...

 There is, as has always been, opinions in every living s oul who has received a viable brain through the process of birth, and, therefore, a mind processed by that healthy brain. Even when the human body has been dispossessed of its faculties through injury or disease and has been totally unable to function, while the brain has remained untouched and unaffected by physical dysfunction, the human mind has continued to create every variety of thought, of love, hate, indifference, and, consequently, decisions based upon opinions predicated upon facts and emotional value judgments . Over a lifetime, the accumulated learning of a human being is indeterminate in terms of quantity and value. If a person seeks to acquire knowledge through continuously reading the written words of good books and studying the lessons of history, science, and philosophy that they contain, he will become able to write the expressions of his own mind with astute fineness. Voracious reading therefore accompanie...