Aristotle's Rhetoric
Effective Logical Fallacy
Aristotle, in his Rhetoric, said that an arguer must state a claim (or a proposition) and prove it. He went into detail about the broad categories of proof and how they are still useful today. Aristotle divides his second category into three subcategories. The Greek words refer to the proof are logos (logic), ethos (credibility), and pathos (emotion).
In my discussion, I’m going related this to my Solid State Devices class. I have over 30 years’ experience in the installation, repair and troubleshooting to a component part of the electronic equipment. While attending ITT Technical Institute in a Solid State Devices class, the class was being introduced to lab safety fundamentals and grounding. The subject was how
Aristotle, in his Rhetoric, said that an arguer must state a claim (or a proposition) and prove it. He went into detail about the broad categories of proof and how they are still useful today. Aristotle divides his second category into three subcategories. The Greek words refer to the proof are logos (logic), ethos (credibility), and pathos (emotion).
In my discussion, I’m going related this to my Solid State Devices class. I have over 30 years’ experience in the installation, repair and troubleshooting to a component part of the electronic equipment. While attending ITT Technical Institute in a Solid State Devices class, the class was being introduced to lab safety fundamentals and grounding. The subject was how