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    the restrictions of firearms. It was the logical thing to do, but on the other hand, some called for a reformation of the mental health treatment. “Guns-Not the mentally Ill- Kill People”, written by Abby Rapoport in 2016, argues for a mental health treatment reform; and a reevaluation of the cause of violent gun crimes.The author has shown multiply fallacies, thus reducing the logical appeal of the argument, making her argument weak, some of the fallacies shown are, the faulty use of authority, ad

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    pure ass-clownery. The episode plays with all sorts of these fallacies. The president thinks that The Dream, Billy Corgan, Randy Newman and Farrell are all dead because: That's the post hoc ergo proctor hoc fallacy: the idea that because something comes prior to something else it is naturally the cause. Principal Vagina tries to ascend Beth and Jerry and everyone assumes that this anger the heads. That's the cum hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy again. The heads are pissed off because Rick's performance

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    included some writing. The educational experience in this writing class will enhance my capabilities to further my career. The three topics that have remained on my mind are Logical Fallacies, Vocabulary structure, and writing essays. These three topics will assist me in my continued life adventures. Logical fallacies

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    utilized ethos by displaying moral character and goodwill, and he used pathos, or emotion to influence the audience to identify with a particular perspective (Alberts, Nakayama, & Martin, 2013). Certain rhetorical speeches given may also use logical fallacies. When

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    outside the scope of logic. The aim of this study is to dispel any ignorance of principles and use of logic in legal practices and emphasize how logic forms an integral basis of legal practices and laws (Cohen) 1. We will show how logical elements like syllogism, fallacies etc. developed hundreds of years ago are still used in the structuring of legal arguments. We will also throw light upon how Aristotelian logic is used in legal

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    Trump) (ii) Several informal logical fallacies can be detected in Trump’s speech. 1. Appeal to the People (Indirect approach - Bandwagon argument) Trump illustrates that he has gained support from 16,500 local polices (P7) to emphasize his popularity and validate his argument. It is true that some individuals may feel left behind when hearing the great number of people supporting Trump. However, this does not indicate that the argument proposed by Trump is logical nor sound. The endorsement of

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    ability to speak. But speaking is no more just a mode of communication. It’s an art, a skill. Fallacies be the darker side of this art. So what is a fallacy?! Dictionary defines fallacy as “A mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound arguments”. Fallacy has to do more with the reasoning. Although fallacy can be explained in numerous ways, it is a kind of error or lack of reasoning in an argument. Fallacies have been studied by many people starting from the ages of Aristotle, and has been classified

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    mistakes. Through this Elective assignment I learned that Logical fallacies are mistakes and errors that come up within inquiry dialogue. These fallacies can be an error in reasoning that can undermine the logic of your reasoning and cause your whole argument to crumble. As we learned in the previous chapter reasons and evidence are the structure that keep the “roof” of your argument

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    Written by Jane Harman and James Person, the article, The U.S. needs to negotiate with North Korea, introduces the reader to the ongoing nuclear conflict between the U.S. and North Korea. While doing this, the authors state what needs to be done in order to resolve this high-tension issue. This articles conveys to the reader the importance of what is going on between the U.S., North Korea, and other neighboring nations. With the inclusion of a clear rhetorical situation and rhetorical strategies

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    brings up an idea to destroy the TV. (SIP-B)This meme persuades people to stay away from TV with a different approach that uses more symbolism. (STEWE-1)Taking a look at one of the two logical fallacies that fit very well with the theme of this meme, there is the ‘Appeal to the Moon’ fallacy. The logical form for this fallacy is that “If we can put a man on the moon, we

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