PT122.S1.Q3 > Analytics

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Yvette implicitly concludes that, in order to prevent the thangka art form from dying out, Nepal should not prohibit thangka sales to tourists. This is based on the claims that young artists will only focus on art forms whose products can be sold to tourists, and that focused young artists are needed to prevent an art form from dying. This implies that banning thangka sales to tourists would contribute to the death of thangka art.

Yvette counters Xavier’s proposal by pointing out an unconsidered consequence of his proposal, which would actually undermine his intended goal.

Yvette never denies that the dying out of thangka painting would be a problem. She merely argues that Xavier’s proposal would contribute to that problem.

Yvette doesn’t challenge any of the information Xavier brings forward, nor its sources. She only introduces new information to undermine Xavier’s proposal.

Yvette argues that Xavier’s proposal to prohibit thangka sales to tourists would result in thangka’s death as an art form—the very consequence that Xavier seeks to prevent.

Yvette doesn’t draw any analogies. She directly discusses the same subject and situation that Xavier does.

Yvette doesn’t claim that Xavier’s evidence is irrelevant, only that Xavier misses an important consideration and draws the wrong conclusion from the evidence.

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96% of people who answer get this correct

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