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    ethos was when I called upon another trustworthy person with a lot of their own ethos. For pathos I put in several lines that play upon the reader’s sympathy and make them question SeaWorld’s morality, this may appear to be an Ad Hominem logical fallacy, however, I never directly attacked SeaWorld with my supporting points, I only questioned their actions. Finally, for logos I put in a multitude of facts and even put some calculations as a logical appeal. If your writing is going to be in a…

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    me to address because he had already spent a lot of effort and time in this implementation. I did not want to belittle his efforts. To make matters worse, this would get rid of the majority of our code. For a moment I was victim of the straw man fallacy: I felt I had to choose between keeping my teammate happy or make our implementation more efficient and in time with our schedule. I realized the choice was an illusion, and I had to find the way to accomplish both. I prepared my arguments and…

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    A logical fallacy is defined as a reasoning which is used by the author in order to persuade the people to accept the conclusions. A logical fallacy is one of the strategies used by many authors in order to convince the readers in accepting their own conclusions. There are many types of logical fallacies which are used by authors to convince people to accept their conclusions. Some of them include genetic fallacies, personal attack and appealing to force. 9. Hasty…

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    assignments yet. It was one of the struggles I had because my work wasn’t always on time, and it would always bring my grades down. Procrastination was not helpful at all. I remember having the Logical Fallacy chapter. It made me crazy. We worked on it for at least three weeks, and I still couldn’t get the fallacies even after the first week. This was definitely one of the highlights of the semester because it was just too much. I mean, we talked about it for a long time, and it made my brain…

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    In this assignment I will attempt to unpack Donald Trump’s logic in the tweet above. Explicitly, Trump’s tweet in its current arrangement appears to be a disjunctive/hypothetical syllogism hybrid: P1: We, as a country, either have borders or we don 't. C: If we don 't have borders, we don 't have a country. Being charitable and filling in implicit premises, Trump’s argument takes on the following format: P1: All countries have borders P2: Either America has borders or it does not have…

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    Paglia states that it was her generation in the 60’s that “broke the rules” and opened the doors for “freedom” for women. However, she claims that women of today do not acknowledge the risks for “freedom.” On the article, she displays countless of fallacies and weaknesses in reasoning, which might object her position as a feminist. Her conclusions question her validity and sympathy to this issue and does not make a convincing argument. In the article, Paglia demonstrates abrupt reasoning,…

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    taxpayers money. I 've used your arguments to show how the government, at times, waste the people 's money. In "the state of mind", I was able to incorporate myself in examples of my own views and how I got to be who I am. This essay showed me my own fallacies. Of…

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    south to prove themselves worthy. The fact that the south felt it detrimental that football game was to be won besides being casted away as an underdog by the rest of the country, shows the south was not always the powerhouse it is today, a logical fallacy often over looked when facing today’s…

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    Each fallacy listed in chapter five rang instances in my head like a doorbell going off as guests arrive at a party. The kind I use most, even as I type this, is begging, but the one I observe most is jumping on the bandwagon. Yes, I plead for freedom and escape…

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    The question of whether journalists or private philanthropists have a greater responsibility to rhetorical ethics requires an examination…? David Oliver Relin and Greg Mortenson’s Three Cups of Tea demonstrates the power of a private philanthropist in using emotional appeals and embellishments of truth to convince the public into giving money to a charity—in this case, the Central Asia Institute (CAI). On the other hand, an analysis of John Krakauer’s rhetoric in Three Cups of Deceit proves that…

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