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types of persuasive arguments
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-argument by example
-argument by authority -argument by cause/effect -argument by analogy -argument by deduction |
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hasty generalization
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-persuasive fallacy
-coming to conclusion based off little evidence |
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Post hoc ergo propter hoc
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-persuasive fallacy
-claiming that because one event occured before another a cause/effect relationship exists |
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Red Herring
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-persuasive fallacy
-bringing up a distracting/irrelevant issue in order to deflect attention from the issue at hand |
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Appeal to tradition
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-persuasive fallacy
-claiming that because it was done in the past, something is valid now |
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False Dilemma
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-persuasive fallacy
-claiming that 2 choices exist, when more do |
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Bandwagon
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stating that a person should do/think something because others do
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Ad hominem
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-persuasive fallacy
-attacking a person's character instead of the issue at hand |
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direct characterization
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in literature and drama, the method of character development in which the author simply tells what the character is like
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indirect characterization
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requires the reader to look for clues in the text
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