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Title: Classifying Arguments
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Total Flash Cards: 12
Created: 10/14/2009 13:16:48
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| Peoples bodies are like cars |
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"People who meditate tend to be calmer. Therefore, meditation calms you down."
"People with dog live longer, in relaity if you can afford a dog, you are probably well off anyways" |
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| Can be analogies, but are not always...can be just by example. |
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| Rules for Arguments by example |
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1. give more than 1 example
2. use representative examples.
3. background info!!
4. counter examples are most effective strategy! |
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| absolutly true or absolutly false |
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| arguments by analogy and any moral issue that is argued |
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| You can say someone is a bad person, but you must analyze certain things that make them bad. |
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"If apples have seeds, then it is a fruit. Apples have seeds. Therefore it is a fruit."
If a then f
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