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Logical Fallacies

Logical Fallacies. statements that may sound reasonable or true but are deceptive and dishonest. Begging the Question. (logos) assumes in the premise what the arguer should be trying to prove in the conclusion asks readers to agree that certain points are self-evident when they are not.

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III. AMBIGUITY

III. AMBIGUITY. AMBIGUITY. These fallacies have statements that are either purposefully or accidentally ambiguous , misleading , or confusing . Their problem often lies with LANGUAGE : grammar punctuation diction syntax Manipulation of language to mislead. AMBIGUITY.

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III. AMBIGUITY

III. AMBIGUITY. AMBIGUITY. These fallacies have statements that are either purposefully or accidentally ambiguous , misleading , or confusing . Their problem often lies with LANGUAGE : grammar punctuation diction syntax Manipulation of language to mislead. AMBIGUITY.

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LOGICAL FALLACIES

LOGICAL FALLACIES. Common Mistakes in Weak Arguments. Moody AP Language and Composition. Introduction. Ad Hominem Hasty Generalization False Dilemma Begging the Question Post Hoc False Analogy. Definition.

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Logical Fallacies

Logical Fallacies. Logical fallacies are errors in thinking and writing that result from faulty logic. Watch for them in the materials that you read ; avoid them in the argumentative papers you write. The SIX Logical Fallacies. Hasty Generalization Oversimplification Either/Or

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LOGICAL FALLACIES

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Logical Fallacies

Logical Fallacies. Logical fallacies are errors in thinking and writing that result from faulty logic. Watch for them in the materials that you read ; avoid them in the argumentative papers you write. The SIX Logical Fallacies. Hasty Generalization Oversimplification Either/Or

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C enter for A cademic E xcellence SmartSlides

C enter for A cademic E xcellence SmartSlides. Logical and Emotional Fallacies. Recognizing and Avoiding Untruth. ?. Logical and Emotional Fallacies

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Introduction to the Philosophical Journey

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Logical Fallacy: Seven Terms to Know

Mrs. Zeman English III. Logical Fallacy: Seven Terms to Know. What is a logical fallacy?. A fallacy in logic is a mistake in reasoning . A fallacy can occur in rhetoric and logic .

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LOGICAL THINKING Recognizing Logical Fallacies

LOGICAL THINKING Recognizing Logical Fallacies. English I Honors Mrs. Lutes. WHAT ARE FALLACIES?. Fallacies are types of faulty reasoning. Usually, they are due to careless thinking; but they may also be used deliberately, as they are in much propaganda and advertising, to mislead.

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Today

Today. Conclude discussion on Language and power Doublespeak Propaganda Course evaluations. Language and power. Language can also be used as a tool by those in power (e.g., politicians, media, advertising) to achieve various ends Doublespeak Propaganda. Doublespeak.

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Unit 5: Plagiarism, Cheating and Academic Integrity

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LOGICAL FALLACIES

LOGICAL FALLACIES. Common Mistakes in Weak Arguments. Moore AP Language and Composition. Introduction. Ad Hominem Hasty Generalization False Dilemma Begging the Question Post Hoc False Analogy. Definition.

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LOGICAL FALLACIES

LOGICAL FALLACIES. Common Mistakes in Weak Arguments. DEVELOPED BY JENIFFER VISCARRA. Introduction. Ad Hominem Hasty Generalization False Dilemma Begging the Question Post Hoc False Analogy. Definition.

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Basic punctuation Logical Fallacies

Basic punctuation Logical Fallacies. Basic Punctuation. See handout. Logical Fallacies. Fallacies. 1. Oversimplification 2. Hasty generalization 3. Post hoc, ergo proper hoc: 4. Begging the question 5. False analogy: 6. Either/or thinking: 7 . Non sequitur: .

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Propaganda

Propaganda. Media Literacy Class CYB High School Ms. Phillips. Types of Propaganda. Name calling Glittering Generalities Transfer False Analogy Testimonial Plain Folks ??Card Stacking Bandwagon Either/or fallacy Faulty Cause and Effect Spinning the Issues. Name Calling.

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How are arguments supported?

How are arguments supported?. Presented by Ms. Harris January 2011. How about some cold hard FACTS!?.

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Name Calling (Fake Beauty)

Name Calling (Fake Beauty). Glittering Generalities. Transfer. False Analogy. Testimonial. Plain Folks. Card Stacking (Politics). Bandwagon. Either/ Or Fallacy. Faulty Cause and Effect. Spinning the Issues.

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Chapter 12 Logic and Reason

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