'False dilemma' presentation slideshows

Wednesday, Jan. 2

Wednesday, Jan. 2. Persuasive Strategy Review. If you were absent Friday, Dec. 21 st :. You are responsible for reading ACT IV of The Crucible. Yes, it will be on the final!. ASSIGNMENT FOR TOMORROW:. Bring magazines we can tear out ads from!

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Physicalism

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Ad Hominem

Ad Hominem. Dismissing arguments by attacking the source (the person) giving the argument. Form of the Argument. Attacks the source of the argument (the arguer) Says: because there are flaws in the source of the argument, therefore there are flaws in the argument itself.

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Logical Reasoning & Thinking

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Augustine Institute Writing Seminar 2

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Persuasion Through Rhetoric

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CMS1008 Clear Thinking and Argument

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Are There Any Fallacies in the Reasoning?

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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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Logical Conflict

Logical Conflict. The Logic of Disagreement. Relationships of Claims. NOT IN LOGICAL CONFLICT : Claims are not in logical conflict if they COULD be true at the same time. Note that it is not necessary that they actually be true at the same time. Relationships of Claims.

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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 Conflict

Logical Conflict. The Logic of Disagreement. Relationships of Claims. NOT IN LOGICAL CONFLICT : Claims are not in logical conflict if they COULD be true at the same time. Note that it is not necessary that they actually be true at the same time. Relationships of Claims.

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Critical Listening

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Logical Fallacies

Logical Fallacies. What is a Fallacy? Fallacy ( n .) a mistaken belief, especially one based on an unsound argument a failure in reasoning that makes an argument invalid faulty reasoning; misleading or unsound argument.

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Setting the action agenda

Setting the action agenda. Dr. Inas A.Hamid. It is much tougher to struggle with specific language that will ensure everyone is working in the same direction. Before one can map a course of action for change, it is necessary to answer the question, action for what?

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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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False Dilemma/ False Dichotomy

False Dilemma/ False Dichotomy. Lauren Blevins Mandi Mckenzie. Definition. False Dilemma- A limited number of options (usually two) is given, while in reality there are more options. Also known as the either or fallacy. Picture Analogy.

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False Dilemma

False Dilemma. Madison Bowden. False Dilemma. (also called false dichotomy , the either-or fallacy , fallacy of false choice , black-or-white thinking , or the fallacy of exhaustive hypotheses ).

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