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Propaganda Techniques and Fallacies

Propaganda Techniques and Fallacies. Emotional, Rational, and Irrational Argumentation. What is an Advertising Appeal?. An advertising appeal refers to the approach used to attract the attention of consumers and/or to influence their feelings toward the product, service, or cause.

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Philosophy 1100

Philosophy 1100. Title: Critical Reasoning Instructor: Paul Dickey E-mail Address: pdickey2@mccneb.edu Website: http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/NCW/dickey.htm. Reading Assignment for January 24 Chapter 7 of your text. Homework Assignment:

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Philosophy 1100

Philosophy 1100. Title: Critical Reasoning Instructor: Paul Dickey E-mail Address: pdickey2@mccneb.edu Website: http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/NCW/dickey.htm. Reading Assignment for January 24 Chapter 7 of your text. Homework Assignment:

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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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The Strategies for Argument

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Logic and Logical Fallacies

Logic and Logical Fallacies. Critical Thinking!!. Induction. Most common type of argument Can never be 100% sure that it is true because a new piece of evidence might come along Conclusions are based on many pieces of evidence (data or facts or statistics)

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#10 Appeal to Novelty

#10 Appeal to Novelty. Appeal to Novelty states that just because something is newer, it is better. Example: If somebody comes up with the idea that people should sleep in the day and stay awake at night, it will be accepted because it is a new idea which makes it better.

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Logical Fallacies Quiz Time

Logical Fallacies Quiz Time. AH39 & GK40. Instructions. Read the questions and click the right answer. This is about Logical Fallacies. There is a help button on the bottom of the question, click it if you need the instructions but you have to start over if you do so remember this.

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Word Roots

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cwhite@arbor.edu myweb.arbor.edu/cwhite. Evidential Argument for the Truth of Christianity Why this information is important 1. Objective truth 2. Persuasive value . Evidential Argument for the Truth of Christianity Why this information is important 1. Objective truth

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Persuasive Texts

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General Rules & Expletives

STYLE. General Rules & Expletives. Rules for Strong Writing. Vigorous writing is concise! Style guidelines for formal, scholarly literary analysis essays ensure vigorous, concise writing. Use third person pronouns. Avoid 1 st person pronouns (unless part of a quoted passage)

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Warm Up : 12/2/13

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Logical Fallacies

Logical Fallacies. Alex Anderson Hannah Harper Michelle Spencer Kaitlin Wells. Definition.

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