The way words are said in an argument can change the whole way the argument goes. When trying to win an argument, logos, pathos and ethos, as well as inductive vs deductive, and connotation vs denotation will all increase the chances of winning. To begin with, logos are the logic the words give off. Ethos is the ethics or morals to the words and pathos is the emotion the words give off. “I intentionally put you in a good mood so your brain will be working more effectively.increase the chances that you’re going to collaborate with me” (Voss). Writing with a positive connotation can help win over an argument since it flips a neuron in their brain and makes the person more willing to work with the defendant. Second off, inductive vs deductive
