propositional writing

A Money-Making Manifesto

Philip Dorrell, 6 January 2012

This propositional manifesto is an example which demonstrates how a critique of a propositional manifesto can be created by adding elements to a copy of the manifesto being critiqued, as explained here.

The sample critique can be found here.

The theme of this propositional manifesto is that money is something that makes people happier, and money doesn't cost that much to make, so why don't they make more of it?

If you have read down this far, just remember that this propositional manifesto is an example.

The critique (which perhaps should be taken more seriously than the manifesto itself) can be found here.

On a somewhat serious note, it may be that writing an ironic propositional manifesto is a good way to argue against a point of view that you disagree with, especially if the person arguing for that point of view hasn't yet written their own propositional manifesto for you to critique it.

This manifesto is an example of a Propositional Manifesto. It is licensed under the Creative Commons License Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.