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Arg and Deb 3
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- 1Policy Format- Needs CaseIt's not working.
Medical treatments, Advertising - 2Policy Format- Comparative- Advantages CaseIt's working, but could be better.
Political Policies, Cellphones - 3Policy Format- Goals CasePresents a goal, case revolves around comparison of systems to achieve goal.
- 4Policy FormatTells us where the focal point is
- 5FallacyLies
- 6Ad Hominem (Audience Based)Attack person rather than argument
To the person - 7Appeals to numbers (Audience Based)Appeal to popularity.
- 8Appeal to TraditionThat's the way it's always been
- 9Straw Man (Audience Based)Arguer makes argument appear stronger by misrepresenting their position.
- 10Equivocation (Language Based)Arguer shifts meaning of term from one premise to the next.
- 11Begging the Question (Grounding Based)Arguer supports conclusion by restating it as a premise. Repeats
- 12False Analogy (Reasoning Based)Comparing two things that are completely different
- 13Hasty Generalization (Reasoning Based)Draws a general reaction based on a small or unrepresentative sample size
- 14Post Hoc, Ergo Proctor Hoc (Reasoning Based)Cause-Effect.
1 thing happening before the other as evidence why the 2nd thing happened. - 15Slippery Slope (Reasoning Based)Walmart
- 16Refutation through DefinitionDefine, redefine, clarify the key terms in a claim
- 17Refutation through QualificationsClaim is an overgeneralization that needs certain qualifiers- Many, most, some instead of all, none, every.
- 18Refutation through ExamplesSpecific instances, examples. Names titles, dates, demonstrate exceptions.
- 19Slanting a subjectEuphemisms/dysphemism. Give a positive spin. "Tax Hike", Passed on"
- 20StereotypesGroup of people, no evidence
- 21InnuendoAt least one of us here who knows the issue. Passive aggressive
- 22WeaslerProtect from criticism by watering down or giving a way out. Weakens
Some doctors recommend - 23DownplayingAttempt to make something look less important.
"Merely" a miscalculation - 24Proof SurrogateSuggestion of evidence or support for a claim without giving any.
"Every reason to believe" - 25ExaggerationMake a claim better by overstatement
"Most exciting movie ever" - 26Source CredibilityAbility to be believed by an audience
- 27Initial CredibilityBased on title/credentials
- 28Derived CredibilityComes from what is said during argument
- 29ComplianceUsing rewards/punishment by powerful source
- 30IdentificationPeople find a source attractive
- 31InternalizationAudience accepts and thinks bout your argument
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- Fichas sobre Arg and Deb 3, creado por Jeremy Painter el 15/03/2017.
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