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33 Cards in this Set
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Genus
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class, the known, one of the three elements of a logical definition
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differentia
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distinguuishing characteristics, one of three logical definition elements
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exposition
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deals with ideas, analytical
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organizational pattern of a descriptive composition
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spatial
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approximate definition is like an expository composition
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explains thesis
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definition by division arranged vertically
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outline
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has chronological arrangement
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narration
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typical organizational scheme for exposition
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logical
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principle of outlining demands the use of nouns or noun substitutes
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topic phrasing
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principle of outlining; similarity of language forms
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parallel phrasing
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Genus
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class, the known, one of the three elements of a logical definition
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differentia
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distinguuishing characteristics, one of three logical definition elements
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exposition
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deals with ideas, analytical
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organizational pattern of a descriptive composition
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spatial
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approximate definition is like an expository composition
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explains thesis
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definition by division arranged vertically
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outline
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has chronological arrangement
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narration
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typical organizational scheme for exposition
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logical
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principle of outlining demands the use of nouns or noun substitutes
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topic phrasing
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principle of outlining; similarity of language forms
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parallel phrasing
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key word in argumentative proposition
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persuasive
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Quintillian rhetoric 7 steps and functions
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a. Exordium- brings up discussion
b. Narration- gives history and reasons c. Exposition- definitions d. Proposition- THESIS e. Confirmation- body f. Refutation- discredits main idea g. Peroration- concluding material |
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Quintillian
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(A.D. 35-100) ROMAN educator, rhetorician inventor of 7-step argumentative
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process and definition essays are expository
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they explain, inform, analyze, and interpret
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detail under a subtopic
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numbers
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subtopic
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capital letters
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the signifier for a main topic
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capital roman numerals
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why no intro, body or conclusion of outline
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the outline gives direction, not a rough draft, but a base
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precedes the actual outline of an essay
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thesis
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two or more topics always
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principle of division
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mode of composition concerns the truth or falsity of a proposition
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argumentative
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definition
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language form that explains an unknown in terms of a known
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3 elements of logical definition
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term, genus, differentiae
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