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    My Rhetorical Modes

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    or influence people.” The definition is an accurate one and explains what it is often used for: to persuade or influence another. When I first learned rhetoric‚ I associated the technique with three Rhetorical modes. These were Logos‚ an appeal to logic‚ Ethos‚ an appeal to ethics and lastly‚ Pathos which is an appeal to emotions. From what I first learned (and have continued to learn)‚ an effective argument should include all of the three. However‚ by taking this class‚ I have grown to learn that

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    Plato's Republic

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    inherently bad (pp 36-37). He extends his range with this argument from simply painting to all forms of art‚ including poetry (pp 36). This disdaining view of poetry comes into play in another piece‚ Ion‚ in which Plato’s puppet uses the same sort of logic as in the Republic (which states that art‚ as imitation‚ is bad) as sort of a base behind his other arguments. Plato/Socrates begins by establishing (pp 39) that the one most qualified to judge whether a man speaks well or ill on a particular subject

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    1. Examine the strengths and weaknesses of the argument for the existence of God based on religious experience. (18) 2. ‘The argument merely indicates the probability of God and this is of little value to a religious believer.’ Discuss. (12) In contrast to the classical arguments for the existence of God‚ namely the ontological‚ cosmological and teleological arguments‚ the argument from religious experience doesn’t just entail a set logical of points arriving at a conclusion on a piece of paper

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    Logical Fallacies

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    Logic An argument consists of one or more premises and one conclusion. A premise is a statement that can be either true or false that is offered to support a claim. The claim is the conclusion that can be either true or false. Arguments can be deductive or inductive. Deductive vs. Inductive A deductive argument is an argument in which the premises appear to provide complete support for the conclusion. An inductive argument is an argument such that the premises appear to provide some degree of

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    Triumph of the Yell

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    public discourse has degenerated into verbal fist-fights which are not effective in problem solving. She exemplifies her statements with facts and personal experiences. She also applies the universal intellectual standards of clarity‚ depth‚ accuracy‚ logic and fairness. With this thought provoking essay‚ Tannen exposes the dangers of continuing this confrontational style of public discourse and suggests a more thoughtful and compromising approach to solve problems. Although Tannen’s article was

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    The Rationalists are right to claim that knowledge is a priori and depends primarily on reason. Discuss. There is not one definition of rationalism because it means so many different things. The Rationalists believe that knowledge is gained a priori or independently of experience. You know that 4 + 3 = 7‚ and that this won’t change wherever or you go to another country or to the moon. Knowledge of the world is gained through rational intuition (clear and distinct idea) and reasoning & understanding

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    Democratic Society”. A lot of similarities are found between the two authors; one of them being that their works are based generally about calling to action for change in America in how it functions but they do differ in the way they deliver their logic or reasoning. The intellect these authors have is incredible and both do a wonderful job in expressing how they feel. Haidt and West both have readings that first introduce you with current issues with America and then that is followed

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    part of the mind and developed a system of syllogisms (syllogistic logic) for proper reasoning. In principle‚ it allowed one to formulate conclusions mechanically. Then came the first century of the Common Era in which Heron of Alexander builds fabled automata and other mechanical wonders. It was not until the 13th century in which Ramon Lull invented the Ars Magna‚ a map devised to win Muslims into the Christian faith with logic and reasoning. Around the 15th century‚ the

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    Introduction to Philosophy

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    it important? What purpose does it serve and what reasons do people have for pursuing an education in it? How can this affect my life? The major branches of philosophy‚ which are Metaphysics‚ Epistemology‚ Ethics‚ Political & Social‚ Aesthetics and Logic‚ are also discussed along with the contributing questions specific to each branch and what each branch focuses on. Philosophical Areas of Inquiry‚ Personal Relations and Application As stated by Cicero (n.d.)‚ “Rightly defined‚ philosophy is simply

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    that “if we outlaw burkas‚ then. . . ” it’s only logical for us to also “. . . ban all manners of religious dress‚ including nuns’ habits and priests’ collars. And if we’re suppressing that personal expression‚ where will it end” (211)? Wagman uses logic for the last time to sell her purpose. She describes a child who wore a shirt to school that read‚ “’Obama is a Terrorist’s Best Friend‚’” (212). This 11 year-old child is sent home‚ but Wagman argues that if a child were to walk into school with a

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